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. :D 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.