@0m4r said in Introducing MMM-euro2021:

I have added some layout improvements and also reduced the number of API calls for the time no game in on

Looks very good.
I am failing getting my module based on football-data.org finished in time.
Hopefully until end of the week.
Have you included tables?

@stoffbeuteluwe Same problem for me. Will investigate

@rebecca Don’t know if you found solution at this other forum, but have you checked if the module was installed in the right folder?

Seems like it hasn’t been installed/cloned where it should be.

@oberfragger
Actually the better module currently to work with the toothbrush is MMM-BluetoothDevices
I think I have that working.

However, pairing is necessary.

At which point are you failing, what description have you used?

@sdetweil Happy to see this developing further. Have waited for something like this for ages!

@harney Looks cool! I want to do something like that in a wood case sometime

@oberfragger yeah I had this running.
Might retry these days.

You need to pair the toothbrush with your RasPi. If that didn’t work the module itself probably won’t work.

Where did it fail?

@Biebermann

Is there then the possibility to turn off the severe weather warnings completely?

I used a css “hack” for that

Add to custom.css

.MMM-OpenWeatherForecast .weather-alert {
    display: none;
}

You can also set showSummary: false in the config but would then lose the whole summary

@george Sorry George but that’s not the appropriate way to do it.
Doing that you will mess things up as soon as you want to update the module.

Every css-thing you want to change, you transfer to custom.css and make your changes there.
custom.css always overwrites entries in the module css files, so it takes precedence.

Also I think the calendar module is meant here and not MMM-MyCalendar.

@Sceetch congrats to the vaccination :-).
Also, move into the modules/default/calendar folder, look into the calendar.css for any time entries. You will find:

.calendar .time {
  padding-left: 30px;
  text-align: right;
  vertical-align: top;
}

Now edit custom.css and add

.calendar .time {

}

Every entry you make here adds to the above from calendar.css.
Try to play with this, e.g. by putting in font-wight: bold

@biebermann A workaround would be to additionally use MMM-DWD-WarnWeather which works pretty well.

Another option could be to run the warning through the google-translate npm module which you could add to the module.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@vitalets/google-translate-api
Might be a bit much however.