You can modify the styling of your mirror using css/custom.css.

I just gave the forum a little kick and restarted it. Does it solve the issue?

@tyho It probably is. I did not look into the Annyang API.

You can just install extra dependencies using npm install. The problem of using annoying is that it has an API limit afaik. So you can’t use it indefinitely.

The problem if we change that file now (with an explanation text), it would overwrite files from users who modified it if they update …

@zombi27 Nope, it’s an example to show where your CSS must go … ;)

I think there is a limit in how far we should spoon feed the users. ;)

From your terminal:

cd ~\MagicMirror
git pull

@KirAsh4 oops, sorry. That memo was posted in a section of the forum you don’t have access to. 😈

I think the page should just show the logo, the promo and the links to all the important resources. I don’t think this page gets updated very often. So a PR would probably just work fine.

Nice work! Make sure to add it to: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/MagicMirror²-Modules

It’s in the master branch now … :)

@Wilco89 I understand your reasoning. But that’s not something what I’m currently ‘willing’ to do.

A bit offtopic, but good to see you here, @AndreSchiretz! The perfect place to pitch you idea!

A new version just rolled of the press … v2.0.3
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/releases/tag/v2.0.3

[2.0.3] - 2016-07-12

Added

• Add max newsitems parameter to the newsfeed module.
• Translations for Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese.
• Polish Translation
• Add an analog clock in addition to the digital one.

Fixed

• Edit Alert Module to display title & message if they are provided in the notification (Issue #300)
• Removed ‘null’ reference from updateModuleContent(). This fixes recent Edge and Internet Explorer browser displays (Issue #319)

Changed

• Added default string to calendar titleReplace.

I just noticed we reached the magic number of 500 community members! So happy to be part of this wonderfull creative environment and really enjoying every piece of work you guys do!

Of course, I want to give a special “Thank you” shout out to @paviro for maintaining the site and @KirAsh4 for doing a wonderful moderation job (and answering most of the difficult questions!).

Let’s work our way towards the 1000 users mark! :)

@nhubbard Interested?

Well I personally never tried it, but I don’t see a reason why it shouldn’t work … :)

It probably can, because the specs are better than the Pi2. But since you’ll need a lot of extra accessories (usb Wifi, mini HDMI to HDMI convertor), it’s probably cheaper to use a Pi2 or Pi3.