Thank you for all you have done! I am a newbie to MagicMirror (two months since I started playing with it and figuring it out) and I have installed several of your modules. I’m learning so much about node.js and javascript by tweaking their configurations and I’m impressed. I just found this note from you saying you were going to move on to new things as life has been changing so much for you.
I found MM and your modules because I was creating change in my life. Good LUCK and may you find interesting challenges and satisfaction whatever you end up doing.

And… Thank you!

p.s. I hope you do lurk from time to time and check in on us. You will be missed for sure.

@castletonroad I have had the same eperience too.

@sdetweil I did the update manually. though I did install with your script when I first set it up.
I have really been messing with it tonight and I have touched the custom css.
to reduce the body margins.

drwxr-xr-x 2 pi pi 4096 Aug 8 23:50 ./
drwxr-xr-x 17 pi pi 4096 Aug 8 23:48 …/
-rw-r–r-- 1 pi pi 1059 Aug 8 23:50 custom.css
-rw-r–r-- 1 pi pi 2957 Jul 22 06:21 main.css

I also added the grove_gestures and page and page indicator modules.
I’ll back those out and see what happens with the custom.css.

I updated to 2.12 tonight. my custom.css is not loading anymore. I opened the mirror in a brower and viewed the source and I see that a change has been made. In 2.11 the actuall custom.css appeared before the body opening html tag. But now I see this message in the html code.

<!-- custom.css is loaded by the loader.js to make sure it's loaded after the module css files. -->

Obviously loader.js isn’t actually loading the custom.css.

If I manually open the custom.css in my browser and then reload the mirror (in the same browser) I do see my custom css. It is upon the first loading of the mirror when it starts up that custom.css is not loading.

In electron when it is started upon booting the pi, the loader isn’t loading the custom.css. and I do not see my custom css. I plugin in a keyboard and can force refresh. but this isn’t how I want the mirror to run. and I Don’t want to have to plug in a keyboard every time the power goes out. I live in the country and that happens often enough to be irritating here.