@PaulB In addtition to what @strawberry-3.141 wrote, you can also set a position in the config, and it should display the URL on the mirror, for example like this:

{
    module: 'MMM-Remote-Control',
    header: 'Remote Control',
    position: 'bottom_right'
},

Work in progress:

Config is not yet saved and adding a new module is not yet supported, but the rest is mostly ready.

@Sillec123 You have to create one (pair of?) entries per module, as I see it.But this is limited to a per minute schedule. What you want might be an extension of the Carousel, but configurable for areas. Or a per second scheduling of the Module Scheduler.

I think you can use this. Have a look at Scheduling Module Display.

Example:

@KirAsh4 Couldn’t @geeflaxx insert a <br> inside all quotes? Would be a lot of manual work though.

@Mr.Meeseeks Also if you think you are at a stage where we can work together, feel free to make the pull request early, and I will have a look and see if I can help.

Otherwise I will concentrate on other stuff, which you have not already implemented.

@Mr.Meeseeks Nice!

@rvdgeer This is the next big thing on my ToDo list. I don’t know when I will finish this though. If anyone has ideas on the workflow and the UI and how they would like to see and change the config in the UI, feel free to post here.

@prototype0815 Maybe like this?

@Officeglen Usually a local glacier can be a good and (possibly) much cheaper option, just ask specifically what the reflection/passthrough ratio is. To me, all these “features” sound quite normal for a high quality mirror. But I might be wrong.

@KirAsh4 Yes I think that might be it.

@audehdud You need to overwrite the rule which hides the cursor in the css/main.css file, which hides the cursor:

html {
  cursor: none;
  overflow:hidden;
}

/*...*/

For example, you can add these lines to your css/custom.css:

html {
  cursor: auto;
}

Glad you guys like it. :)

@Mitchfarino Yes, I use that too, but mostly to show/hide the XKCD or to restart the whole thing. For a shutdown the physical button is my new way to go.

@Blastitt @RedNax Please review PR #5.

I made something a little bit different, it is not a mirror on the wall, but rather a mirror integrated into our wardrobe (designed specifically for this).
Since posting a long thread of pictures seems not very effective in capturing the whole thing, I tried to make something “interactively” explorable.
I tried to make a tour through all interesting parts, however you can also just skip ahead to the last view, and zoom and scroll on your own.
Enough talk, just enjoy this.

Or if don’t like prezis, look at this instead:

New version, please let me know if you find any bugs:

[1.0.0] - 2016-10-24

Added

• Changelog
• New buttons in user interface
  • Hide/show all modules
  • Link to MagicMirror² homepage
  • Option to adapt brightness (making the mirror brighter than 100% can be limited to certain modules)
• Contributing hints
• Internal versioning of saved config (current version: 1)
• Added action MODULE_DATA to return module data in JSON format

Changed

• Internal timeout for commands increased from 5 to 8 seconds
• Symbols for display on and off
• Internal changes in preparation for Magic Mirror version 2.1.0

@slickric That is weird, my iPad is also running chrome 54.0.2840.66. I assume this also happens, when you access the remote URL from a desktop browser? Could you open the remote URL with developer console, and have a look at possible errors?

@Pbaan93 I can add this, yes. Do you think a simple JSON format would suffice?

@Pbaan93 You have got the correct syntax, your only problem might be, that you need the correct identifier, which depends on your config.js. If your modules in your config.js look like this:

modules: [
    {
        module: 'calendar',
        header: 'Some calendar',
        position: 'top_right',
        config: {
            // not configured, just an example
        }
    },
    {
        module: 'clock',
        position: 'top_left'
    },
    {
        module: 'newsfeed',
        position: 'bottom_bar',
        config: {
            // not configured, just an example
        }
    },
]

You could use module_0_calendar, module_1_clock and module_2_newsfeed to hide each module (it is always module + the number of the module in your config, starting to count from 0 + the module name, all separated with underscores).

This is the internal identifier, and not simple to construct, but allows to have, for example multiple calendars, and you can hide one or the other.

@slickric What browser (version?) are you using? It seems the javascript is not loading correctly, so I probably made something which is not compatible with your browser. I will try to fix this as soon as possible.

I modified the module, so that it vertically scrolls through the comic. This might be a good option to limit the size, but also be able to see the whole comic (usually the comics have a max. width of 800px, but can be quite high, from time to time).

It worked pretty well for this recent one. If you guys want, I can make a pull request.

@mochman Similar issue here. They changed the package.json to fix it. Seems to be a problem with a new Electron version.

You would only get this error if you newly install Magic Mirror (npm install in the MagicMirror folder gets the new package, if you want to reproduce it).