Maybe this link can help you with answering your question? It’s all about research i guess.

@keyun21 Looks very nice man! Are you considering changing something, so it’s less obvious where you placed the screen behind the mirror, when somebody is watching the mirror?

@Cr4z33 Looks really clean, I really like the border less glass. Seems like it’s a high quality mirror you used there! Job well done!

@THeStigh I’m willing to test as well. Because i agree with @strawberry-3-141 more testers gives more and diverse data and will help you perfect the module faster. Let me know how you think about it

Ps. I’m using the raspberry pi 3b+

@Seann There he is, again with a cool module!

@stuartiannaylor Can you show me a picture to explain “boy it just doesn’t fit”? modifying the custom css can probably help you to achieve what you want.

Do you have a picture of something similar to what you want?

Is this module or maybe this module? close or similar to what you have in mind? You can make both of these modules fullscreen by using the fullscreen_above or fullscreen_below position.
If you have any more questions let me know

P.s. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel

@motdog If you could post your config file without the secret’s in it. Secrets being api keys and other sensitive information I can help you further.

If you enclose your code with ``` it will be more readable.

//your code here

Answers for your questions
To install de dependecies for MMM-DarkSkyForecast, you will need to use the command prompt (can be found in the start menu). You can use this info to navigate to the right folder being MMM-DarkSkyForecast. When you are in the right folder use the command npm install to install all the dependecies.

Latitude and longitude can be found on here

Good luck and if you have any more questions ask!

greetings Ganget

@stuartiannaylor I can only find the command

npm install --production

in the install documentation of npm. The next quote from there website will explain what it does.

“With the --production flag (or when the NODE_ENV environment variable is set to production), npm will not install modules listed in devDependencies.”

Hope this will answer your question.

@seramik You can find the problem inside the modules by using the Developer tools. Acces this by using the shortcut ctrl + shift + i. When you have the developer tools open you can inspect elements and figure out errors by reading the console log and or relevant code for the element. There is so much more information there though

This really important tool will help you so much with fixing problems inside your MagicMirror. What also will help you is this forum and knowledge you gather. Good luck with figuring out your 2 problems! If you have more questions do ask!