Topics created by George

@bkeyport the only code that sets the highlighting is
starting at line 82

so, I would change the css to unique colors for the 3 lines, (2 have different classes but same color)

if (currentWeekday.day() == 0 || currentWeekday.day() == 6) { output += "<div class='current_day_weekend'>" + currentWeekday.format("D") + "</div>"; } else { output += "<div class='current_day'>" + currentWeekday.format("D") + "</div>"; } } else { output += "<div class='current_day'>" + currentWeekday.format("D") + "</div>"; if (currentWeekday.day() == 0 || currentWeekday.day() == 6) { output += "<div class='current_day_weekend'>" + currentWeekday.format("D") + "</div>"; } else { output += "<div class='current_day'>" + currentWeekday.format("D") + "</div>"; } } else { output += "<div class='current_day'>" + currentWeekday.format("D") + "</div>";

@sdetweil , I have no idea what I’m using. The software was installed by my son, I only know how to install and configure modules :(

@george i just replied to someone else on discord

there are different commands to turn on/off display devices… and they work in different places
tvservice is a pi only command
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/raspbian/applications/tvservice.md
vcgencmd is one to control the hdmi port (turn off, and display MAY show ‘no input’)
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/raspbian/applications/vcgencmd.md
and cec-utils (cec-client) can control the tv on the end of the hdmi cable (for cec compliant devices)
https://pimylifeup.com/raspberrypi-hdmi-cec/

tv service works on pi4 to turn off hdmi port, but not back on.
vcgencmd worked on pi 4, but montior displayed no input, cec-utils worked turned off/on monitor

[11:45 AM]
the PIR module has to use the right commands… I thought NEWPir supported cec-client… but haven’t tried it…

sam — Today at 11:58 AM
New-PIR does support the CEC commands, and vcgencmd and tvservice…
using mode in the module config screen section screen: { } I think
5 modes are available:

mode: 1 - use vgencmd (RPI only) mode: 2 - use dpms (version RPI) mode: 3 - use tvservice (RPI only) mode: 4 - use HDMI CEC mode: 5 - use dpms (linux version for debian, ubuntu, …)

my advice to the other user was to logon to the pi via ssh and try the commands as documented in the links to figure out which on works and then use the mode in the NEW-Pir module config

@sdetweil , thanks!

@sceetch Well that’s what the zIndex option is supposed to, but I don’t believe it works. As an alternative, you can change the opacity to something lower and be able to see through the animations.

Unfortunately I believe I would need to spend a lot more time re-writing the animations to get the zIndex thing to work. I might try to look into that later, or maybe someone from the community can take a try.

There is an active issue for that: https://github.com/scottcl88/MMM-DynamicWeather/issues/36

@JerryP , hi, the module is MMM-rain-forecast

Thank you very much! I like your modules, I appreciate them, and it’s an honor for me that you like the mirror!

@sdetweil I figured that icon was of some mountains and the sun and not a person.

@George Oh, no, not really, but I’m sure it’s possible with CSS, so it would be in your “custom.css” file you should do what’s needed…
Maybe some one else knows? :)