@r3zi3lr If there is something specific you are looking for please let me know. I have added more features and the config is large

@sheptastic
Custom CSS which I think I took from another person’s post in this forum. Here are my entries…

/* Worldclock **/
/ Arrange clocks horizontally /
.MMM-Worldclock .worldtime {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
}
.MMM-Worldclock .world{
width: 140px;
}
.MMM-Worldclock .world-0{ / 1st clock = UTC clock */
width: 140px;
font-size:100%;
}

/* Time title font color and size */
.MMM-Worldclock .zone {
font-size: calc(var(–font-size) - 6px);
color: var(–color-text-bright);
}

/* Hide time difference to UTC */
MMM-Worldclock .gap {
font-size: 1px;
color: transparent;
}

@JeanMichelC

Here is my Alexa configuration. I am have an Echo Show 5 and an Echo Input. My feeling is that verbally asking Alexa to scan for new devices works better than attempting to scan from the app. Works flawlessly for me.

		module: 'MMM-AlexaControl',
		position: 'middle_center',
		config:{
			image: false,
			deviceName: "Mirror",
			pm2ProcessName: "MagicMirror",
			vcgencmd: "wlr-randr",
			},

My first MagicMirror is a family dashboard for our kitchen area. I used a Samsung 27” monitor which has a thin profile and fits easily into a wooden frame. The frame is cut from maple to fit the monitor.

The Dashboard is powered with an Alexa-enabled smart outlet installed in a recessed box, attached to the wall with a French cleat.

We are thrilled with the results.

Modules used:

• clock
• compliments
• MMM-Remote-Control
• MMM-ModuleScheduler
• MMM-AlexaControl
• MMM-Pir
• MMM-Worldclock
• MMM-GoogleCalendar
• MMM-Sonos
• MMM-GooglePhotos
• MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast
• MMM-NewsAPI
• MMM-SystemMonitor
• MMM-WiFiPassword (not shown)

Hardware:

• Raspberry Pi 4
• Samsung 27" T35F monitor
• HC-SR501 PIR Infrared Sensor
• DAOKI Light Sensor
• ELEGRP USB Outlet Receptacle, 3-Port USB C Wall Outlet
• Arlington DVFR1W-1 Recessed Electrical/Outlet Mounting Box

Features

• 27 -inch monitor
• PIR sensor to turn off the screen when the room is empty
• Alexa integration to turn mirror on/off, using MMM-Remote-Control to shutdown the Raspberry Pi and then the smart outlet to turn off the monitor.
• Rotates wallpaper thru personal photos
• Light sensor runs as separate from the Magic Mirror framework with a custom Python script to dim the monitor in the evening

The Build

The wall with a french cleat

The Dashboard