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@sdetweil yes, I’m using openweathermap…
I believe they’re based in the UK so I was half expecting it to switch about 6PM our time (their midnight).
I would say that today’s weather doesn’t have much meaning any longer at about bedtime. Is there a config option to show the day abbreviation rather than today/tomorrow? (I looked… but I may have man-looked) That would eliminate some of the ambiguity.
On the default weather module the forecast for the next five days shows the following rows: Today (Friday), Tomorrow, Sun, Mon, Tue.
This is good.
Then… at 9PM the listing changes to: Today(?), Tomorrow, Mon, Tue, Wed.
The default Clock Module always shows the correct time. I am in US Central Time zone. The time is also correct on the RPi4 desktop.
Am I missing a setting somewhere?
@sdetweil said in I'm in need of a little guidance:
Thanks. That was by far the easiest, pain-free upgrade I’ve ever just sat back and watched!
I tried to do the update to the current version v2.17.1 just now.
I’m getting a message on the terminal saying that there are changes not staged for commit. The files listed are:
fonts/package-lock.json
package-lock.json
vendor/package-lock.json
I don’t think I’ve done anything to any of those files.
@Jalibu I love the new module… got it going just in time to track Tropical Storm Nicholas
ISO: I would like some recommendations for a(some) newsfeed(s) from France. My daughter is a French teacher and I think that would be a nice addition to my mirror.
@macg I’ve got a version of Option 1. I used a 3-port extension cord and used a child safety cover as a ‘mount’ for the cord. Then there are two outlets on one side - one for the monitor PS and one for the Pi4 PS (which is an Anker 5V/3A wall wart type).
@earnestrichards
-from the index.html file:
<h3>Double click on the image to <i class="fas fa-heart"></i> it</h3>
from the style.css file:
.fa-heart {
color: red;
}
@ankonaskiff17 I’ve been doing some web tutorials and you can change the color of the icons with CSS
