@petrpls I know this is old but did you ever find a solution?
Looking at the config you posted…it looks like you have removed the # signs to uncomment you code?
@petrpls I know this is old but did you ever find a solution?
Looking at the config you posted…it looks like you have removed the # signs to uncomment you code?
Looks good, can I ask what kind of glassed you used. For me I want someting a little more Mirror like…your’s looks good but appeakrs not so reflective? A little more like clear acrylic.
Which PIR module did you use? and With PIR hardware?
Okay I have a new issue I need some help with. I’ll post it here to not clutter up the main page hopefully someone sees it.
I have two of these modules one next to each other. One for me and one for wife. For some reason it wants to take my wife rout via toll road…this is OK however it offers two options one with the toll road…and then another via a side street then the toll road where what I would like is one via the toll road and the other via a different free way.
I am okay not seeing any toll road options is that’s the easy way to get rid of it but when I added the avoidTolls:‘true’
To the module it now doesn’t load her side at all! ( just a white map)
So I answered my own question. It seems I was missing a comma from the end of my module. Listing my orgin and destination in plain text did did work so I am leaving this here for future people to find if that’s ok?
I am not sure how to define my origin and destination does anyone have any experience? I have tried a few things including plain text, lattitude and longitude, even just leaving it blank and I get a config error. Thank you In advance
{
module: 'MMM-google-route',
position: 'bottom_left',
config: {
key: 'I PUT MY API KEY HERE',
directionsRequest:{
origin: '<ROUTE START>',
destination: '<ROUTE FINISH>'
}
}
}
@ianperrin This looks perfect. I am very new to everything and am very green on coding do you think you could help me understand from a conceptual stand point how this works?
in the config module I notice you added a titleClass: field which "adds a class to the title cell. ( I assume this is the name of the events)
so is that what allows us to then use the td.blue and td.red commands in the css? the colors you specify in titleClass don’t actually set the color? Just give it a “name”?
@ianperrin
Beautiful. Exactly what I was looking for. regarding your example below ( 2 calendars 1 module with different icons) what would it look like if I wanted sat just the title of of the event to be a different color ( but not the “in x amount of days” ) part
Two questions… how do I clone it, it was part of the standard modules that ship with magic mirror.
Also what files do I rename?
Thank you
@nigel-daniels hello! Not sure if you are still around but I was wondering if you could help.
I have installed the module correctly, and using imperial, but would like to remove the metric notation that is listed in () . What do I need to edit to accomplish this?
Thank you
I have two calender modules ( mine and wife) they are both “upper-left” and they sit one on top of each other.
I’d like to get them to sit next to each other on the same row…I assume i need to do this with custom.css however wouldnt both the modules have the same class id’s? How do I make changes to one with css but not the other? thank you very much!