@mmrize you’re exactly right. I will plug in the position order like you have and see what I get. Thanks :)… I was up till 2AM very irritated I couldn’t get it right lol.

@mmrize sure thing. I will post in a few hours. Thanks :)

@mmrize ok so I’ll revert to where it says positionOrder -1, but then you’re saying I set positionOrder where ? In the config.js file?

@mmrize ok that makes sense. But then I guess which file do I edit to achieve this? B/c I was editing the CalendarExt2.js

Only view I could change seemed to be daily. Which would change both upcoming, and daily…

So in top_left bar it would be upcoming 1st and then clock next. Which I want it clock 1st and then upcoming calendar events next.

Then my bottom_bar would be correct by changing positionOrder to 0 by placing the 5 day daily view 1st above the RSS feed.

The issue is I just couldn’t achieve the position I wanted on both upcoming and daily.

Hey there,

Working on the calendar and I’m actually getting somewhere… currently I am working on getting a 5 day view of my calendar which I successfully have and then an upcoming for what’s coming up soon.

What I’m trying to do is get the 5 day daily view to be above my rss feed. So I changed the positionOrder to 0 for daily.

But then that changes the upcoming so it’s also before the clock on the top_left. What do I need to add to the js file in order to make upcoming on top_left appear below the clock, but keep the 5 day daily view above the rss feed.

Any tips?

@ankonaskiff17 Gotcha yea that’s what mine was doing is showing an unusual current temp. It was actually showing 32 degrees F when it was like 51 degrees. Some reason it just bothers me haha… so I actually went Current weather using OpenWeather, and then using WeatherGov for the forecast (because forecasted temps were higher using OpenWeather)…

Anyway I think I got this figured out now I’m on to working on my calendar information!

@sdetweil Made sure I got the leading minus sign correct. Just very weird so last night it was like 20 degrees off and I came back today and it has right current temperature.

I use WeatherGov so the set up is a little different, but the reason I went with weathergov is b/c their forecast was more accurate.

Like looking at OpenWeather on their actual website their forecast was showing around 10 degrees higher temp than any other provider (i.e. Weather Channel, AccuWeather, WeatherGov, etc).

I think the solution might be to use OpenWeather for Current weather, and then utilize WeatherGov for the forecast.

@sdetweil Nope I double checked that. 32 degrees (Celsius) would be nearly 90 degrees Fahrenheit. It was more like 51 degrees.

@sdetweil Sounds good thank you. The whole thing is very weird… now my current weather outside is way off. It says 32 degrees actual temp and that’s way off by like almost 20 degrees, and I’ve double check my coordinates everything matches up and even shows right city state.

@macg so here’s something funny… it decided without me doing anything that my coding was right. So now I’m just working on getting the feels like to disappear haha. Thanks!