I do agree though, while programmatically it makes sense, it has tripped me up more than once because of how it’s calculated. Us mere mortals don’t quite count the way computers do …

Did you make any changes to your config.js file (like most of us do)? If so, can you try running the default config.js that comes with MM? Rename your current config.js to something else, and rename the config.js.sample to config.js. Reload the mirror (not just refresh your browser, reload the whole node process on the rpi.)

With the default config, you should get an error on the weather modules, but the others should work. Please report back.

I keep a sledge hammer handy for when it decides to not respond to my commands. :)

It counts from ‘the next midnight’ to the date. So today being ‘some time on the 27th’, start counting at midnight tonight. From there, 6 days later lands you at midnight of the 3rd going into the 4th.

I think you still can. It’s the 'smart mirror terminology that everyone is starting to use now. That’s different than Magic Mirror.

Yep, and none of the different ones posted around the internet is stopping or diminishing what MM does or can do. That’s the beauty of it all, several different ones for people to choose from, and ultimately the ones that people like best will win out. We just keep developing cool stuff. :)

Heh, I was just about to post that too …

Standard through hole resister, probably wouldn’t need anything above 1/8 watts. I have a few thousands of those in different values … as well as SMD ones.

I will leave that for the author of the module to help you with. I am not familiar with the module.

Each symbol is wrapped in CSS span tags allowing you to set your own styles to them. If you look at the actual HTML, you’ll see something similar to this:

<tr class="normal">
  <td class="symbol"><span class="fa fa-birthday-cake">...</span></td>
  <td class="title bright">Stacey Donaldson</td>
  <td class="time light">Today</td>
</tr>
<tr class="normal">
  <td class="symbol"><span class="fa fa-calendar"></span></td>
  <td class="title bright">AJ Visit</td>
  <td class="time light">Jul 3rd</td>
</tr>
<tr class="normal">
  <td class="symbol"><span class="fa fa-calendar-check-o "></span>
  </td><td class="title bright">Independence Day</td>
  <td class="time light">Jul 4th</td>
</tr>

Of interest is the line that specifies the symbol class. Look at the actual symbol being used. Notice how each one is slightly different:

<span class="fa fa-birthday-cake">...</span>
<span class="fa fa-calendar">...</span>
<span class="fa fa-calendar-check-o ">...</span>

Incidentally, those correspond to the symbols I specified in my config file. You can manipulate those. In ~MagicMirror/css/custom.css add the following:

.fa.fa-calendar {
  color: #ffff00; /* Yellow */
}
.fa.fa-birthday-cake {
  color: #ff0000; /* Red */
}
.fa.fa-calendar-check-o {
  color: #ff00ff; /* Magenta */
}

Reload.