@sdetweil For time, it is in config.js.

I did look at most of the .js but didn’t see where people were putting their fades in, thinking I could just clear it out.

I was in the programming screen thinking I could find something but no.

Well that is weird. Thinking I could start over with config.js for just the time part, copied and pasted the default, saved, restarted and now the time is right.

@sdetweil yes that is what I have

@sdetweil I did see that but when I told it false it didn’t go away

@sdetweil you mean the time format? I have it at 12

Everything I’ve seen is people wanting to put fade in, I want to take it out of the weather. Went to every file and can’t find the place to change it. I was able to do the calendar one but not the weather.

Also, all of a sudden my clock changed to 24 hr clock. Config.is shows 12 and imperial. Here else would this have shown up I might I have changed accidentally?

@sdetweil Rats. Oh well, I have a working calendar etc so I am happy.

I would like to change my google events into 2 lines.
First line would be the event in a larger font and 2nd line would be the time.

@mmrize Yes it is public. It does seem to work now.

@sdetweil Yes, I made sure the quotes were there. Also, like I said I was VERY careful not to mess with anything outside the quotes.

Not sure on the pm start >somefile.txt
wait til no events
ctrl-c

is it pm start>somefile.txt in the terminal window?

@sdetweil
No events showed up. npm start time is the same as it was. No I never saw the message, but I was wasn’t looking.

With the US Holidays, that comes up. When I put in the google calendar info I get the npm run config:check which says the json can’t parse