Ah cool, thanks. I’ll have a look at that when I get home. Looks good.

Can you put an image in a module header?

I’ve been currently trying to use an iFrame above the module I want the image as a header and trying to reduce the gaps, but not that successful with that.

Ok cool, so that’s the skywriter hat.
I presume the flick hat works on the same principal as that.
It is cool though and will look to see how I can incorporate it into my mirror.

Ye, I wouldn’t mind having to be close to it as I would just prefer that it was hidden behind some thin wood so you couldn’t tell it was even there.

Has anyone else seen these. Thought it would be great to use with the mirror. Can potentially hide it behind a thin layer of wood veneer to hide it as well.

https://thepihut.com/collections/flick

I just went back into my config and noticed on one of the times I used a semicolon instead of the colon. I must have looked at that 20 times and not noticed it. Maybe just needed some fresh eyes on it. Hopefully that will sort it. I only have one instance of this module.

startTime & endTime query.

I’ve tried setting these times up for the morning time before going to work and after testing it hides itself but it never re-appeared this morning?
Has anyone else had this issue?

module: 'MMM-MyCommute',
  position: 'bottom_right',
  config: {
    showHeader: true,
    headerText: 'Traffic',
    apikey: 'API_KEY_FROM_GOOGLE',
    origin: 'My Address',
    startTime: '06:00',
    endTime: '09:00',
    destinations: [
                   etc...

It would also be good if you could set it to run on Mon-Fri as well.
If not possible I could use the MMM-Scheduler to do this instead, it’s just a bit tidier in this module.

I have an iFrame module positioned directly above my Calendar module. I want to reduce the gap between it.

Does anyone know how I go about doing this. I’ve tried reducing margins/padding/borders in the CSS/config file but no success as I am probably doing that wrong or going about it the wrong way.
Any one got any thoughts?