Hello o2atn,

if still in search…
https://github.com/TheStigh/MMM-WindyV2

Regards,
Dee.

Edit: Could make it working.

@sdetweil
indeed, I thought about a take out of the backsite of the frame, too. Or two layers of frame with a slimmer one on behind the first layer. So that the mirror cannot fall out tonthe front.
The lips have the same function and thats a good idea.

Have to build a new frame, because the current/old one is exactly sized for the 24".

Regards.

Hello magic | | mirrored community,

I built my first mirror at the end of 2019 with an old 2nd hand 24" screen. Now I am about to replace the screen with a new 27" and already removed the mirror from the DIY wooden frame.
Used a lot of adhesive or glue remover. Well, now its time to place the cleaned mirror onto a new frame or into something else. BUT I dont wanna use adhesive stripes again. I mean these stripes are great and they kept everything in place.
But in case of another replacement I dont like to remove this stuff again.
I used those stripes

Do you have any other recommendations to hold the mirror in place without using glue or adhesive stripes?

Regards.

Hi @kastore,
I use this Python script mentioned here 2.2 Using PIR-Script for 2 years and this method works very well.

Regards,
Dee.

Hi everyone,
if anyone has still trouble with it. I installed the MMM-Globe module and had the same issue. I declared all modules to foreground and just the globe one layer behind all. Keep an eye onto the z-index config. Worked fine for me.

I use the globe module in config.js at the middle_center:

module: 'MMM-Globe',
position: 'middle_center',

What I’ve declared in custom.css:

.module {
z-index: 1;
width: 300px;
transform: scale(1.3);
padding-bottom: 15%;
}

.MMM-Globe {
z-index: 0;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
position: absolute;
margin: auto;
padding-top: 120%;
opacity: 0.7;
}

Greets,
Dee.

Edit: Could make it working.

Hi there,
topic is quite old but still present for me. As you can see on picture below, the envelop smiley is not converted into emoji. For test using, I pasted an smiley into it and it seems, that it’s not the Chrome Noto Font.
Followed the instruction provided by @floschibo > How To Enable Color Emoji on Chrome for Linux (Updated).
Also tried the latest instruction above by @MZ-BER.

Should be:
Envelope Emoji
Name: Envelope
Unicode number: U+2709
HTML-code: ‘&#9993’;
CSS-code: \2709

Screenshot of the MagicMirror Page.

I also tried to install another font the Linux Color Emoji Font. But same here - could not make it applied. But the Chrome Noto Font would be fine for me.

Any recommendations?
Thank you.

Regards.

Hello o2atn,

if still in search…
https://github.com/TheStigh/MMM-WindyV2

Regards,
Dee.