Posts made by MMRIZE

@alphanet
The symptom could happen from various reasons.

Where the URL of the calendar comes from? Directly from Google calendar? or another source? If the calendar would be imported from another source and the original event might lay in a different timezone, it could happen.

Or simply, your events have a wrong(or unparsable) timezone format.

Anyway, you can adjust the timezone of events by force with forceLocalTZ:true on calendar section (https://github.com/MMM-CalendarExt2/MMM-CalendarExt2/blob/main/docs/Configuration/Calendar.md). It will override timezone information to your local timezone by force.

You need to update node version at least v18.
I recommend using nvm to manage node versions.

@almightyyoshi

/* To remove all the borders from all the events */
.CX3 .event {
  border:  none;
}

/* To remove all the borders from the events of specific calendar */
.CX3 .event.calendar_YOURCALENDARNAME {
  border: none;
}

REMARK

• You’d better assign a name of calendar with safe characters (without whitespace, special characters or emoji, …)
• You might have wanted to remove background, not the border itself. Anyway you asked how to remove the border, so I answered.

@plainbroke

I found two things;

1. Your calendars have no name (that is not the header), but you tried to refer to them in the calendarSet of the module.

So, you need to entitle the name to refer specific calendar;

2. You’d better set a color to the calendar.

The result will be;

@plainbroke
Here I am. If you don’t mind, could u send the issued config.js and the url of ical? (You can copy the original calendar then remove too private events then deliver it to me.)
Tou can contact me at any time with eouia0819@gmail

@sifuhall
Yes, that is the issue of Feed.
Each RSS1.0/RSS2.0/XML/ATOM feed has each standard syntax, but not strictly. So every feed provider (e.g. news site) serves slightly-similar-but-different-syntax-feed.
Your link has NO IMAGE by definition of the standard syntax, but it has a common CDATA tag to contain an image in the description really. The image doesn’t belong to the article item layer itself, but to its subcomponent description layer. It might be a kind of exception rule.

I can add some codes to pick up that kind of image from the description of the article. But before that, if I could know which feeds should the module parse, I can make a dedicated-efficient version for your usage. To make an all-bullet-proof version is somehow inefficient. Could you tell me which feed you are considering to show on MagicMirror?

@N6NG
The “Pin” header has same standard pitch - 2.54mm / 0.1 inch.
For the length or dimension; you can see this;
https://www.adafruit.com/product/2222

It doesn’t have that feature. Modify source or use other alternative module which has that feature.

@alphanet
set youTubeID as null or empty.

bgName: "MyImage.jpg",
youTubeID: "",
...

In the source, youTubeID has the priority always, and unfortunately, only youTubeID has the default value, so you need to drop out that value explicitly.

@sifuhall
Maybe like this;

Some test words are censored and removed already, so you cannot see them in title (and in description). (test words are “FBI”, “in data”, ‘man’, “to”)

Anyway, it is a tiny modification of the original Mich’s default module. So real monetized reward is not fair (at least, I think)
You can get it here;
https://github.com/MMRIZE/MMM-anotherNewsFeed

But if you want more than the little modification, anyway contact me.