@sdetweil
Not sure if this is the “right” way but this worked:

.region.middle.center {
        margin-top: 150px;
}

Even a blind squirrel… :-).

@sdetweil

Last thing for me on this - is there a way to move the module down? My screen is portrait and it covers up some top modules. I am trying to move the module down with

.region.middle.center {
        top: 50px;
}

I have experimented with positive and negative numbers with wild results. It pushes the calendar off the screen a the top and only shows about half LOL.

Should I be modifying this in the module section of the config.js file or in the custom.css file as above. With the right commands of course.

@sdetweil
Outstanding - this did exactly what I was looking for. I also a the appreciate the explanation. I am catching on slowly!

@sdetweil said in MMM-CalendarExt3:

@cricket so, ‘simple’ way is to add more event lines to the box which will make it taller

maxeventlines: 10 or whatever

maxevents*lineHeight = size of box.
lineHeight = fontsize+4 (in the default config)

all of the important values are configurable in the module config, so you dont have to mess with css for this

Thank you very much for this - I will give this a go!

@sdetweil
Believe me I have and have looked at it at least times, I simply don’t understand how to achieve what I am asking. I have figured out the font size by what I included above. But I don’t understand how change the size of the day cell/box even if it is empty.

Hi - I have struggled with this for the past 24 hours and I cannot figure it. If someone can provide me ELI5 instructions I would appreciate it as CSS is not my strong suit. I am changing things in the custom.css file - perhaps what I want to do cannot be changed there.

I would like to change the width and height of the calendar boxes, regardless of the data in them. I have figured out how to increase font size, but the cell/box size does not grow dynamically as thought it would. Any help appreciated.

.CX3 {
  font-size: 20px;
}

@rkorell Thansk for this!

@sdetweil
Many thanks for this, - you are a scholar and a gentleman. I will sort through this at some point soon.

@sdetweil
I will have a further look at that link and try to figure it out, but it may be over my head. Thanks again for your help.

@sdetweil I will do that - to be clear my css is wrong?

@sdetweil Further - is there a list within MM that contains a list of the available symbols? Many thanks.

@sdetweil Copy that - Does that mean anyone listed without the “PRO” tag will work? Across any Icon Pack?

I am using the MMM-Moon module and would like to increase the size that I am using in the bottom_left region. It appears there is no size option in the module itself. I have modded this for other modules/regions with success. I have gone into the custom.css file and added the following, but it is not working. Any help appreciated!

.region.bottom_left {
        width: 400px;
}

Fontawsome appears to have many different icon packs available, with some being listed as “PRO”. Are all these available to be used calendar with the symbol config?

This is probably a newbie question, but a search revealed no information. I did not see this in the MM documentation, and the link goes to the main page with all sets listed.

Thanks in advance for any help.

@sdetweil Not sure what happened, but it just started working for me… Now on to some configuration. Many thanks for all your help.

@sdetweil said in OpenWeatherForcast - AggregateError?:

almost NO module reports and handles critical failures like this.
so we asked for data, and nothing… still wating…

I upgraded nodejs, electron and still fails in same place.

Does this mean you are having the same issue I am?

@sdetweil

I follow some of what you have said. Thanks for your help. Hopefully it is something that can be corrected.

@sdetweil
I am going to reinstall the module as well to see if that works. Update: No change - still loading.

                {
                        module: "MMM-OpenWeatherForecast",
                        position: "top_right",
                        header: "Forecast",
                        config: {
                          apikey: "mykey", //only string here
                          latitude: 43.030099,            //number works here
                          longitude: -89.449056          //so does a string
                }
                },

@sdetweil Copy that - I have also tried the API web call on the pi browser - it works fine. I tried a couple of options.

Are you asking me to post the entire conifg.js?

Thanks.

@sdetweil Thanks for all your help - here is what I have -

0|MagicMir | [2025-05-06 10:28:53.242] [INFO]  System information:
0|MagicMir | ### SYSTEM:   manufacturer: Raspberry Pi Foundation; model: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.5; virtual: false
0|MagicMir | ### OS:       platform: linux; distro: Debian GNU/Linux; release: 12; arch: arm64; kernel: 6.12.25+rpt-rpi-v8
0|MagicMir | ### VERSIONS: electron: 35.2.2; used node: 22.14.0; installed node: 22.14.0; npm: 10.9.2; pm2: 5.4.3
0|MagicMir | ### OTHER:    timeZone: America/Chicago; ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU: undefined