@Niggich Glad it is working for you now.

@Niggich Have you also check for any errors in the Dev console (shift + ctrl + i)

@Niggich said in MMM-WOTD:

not working with more pages and server mode

Not sure I understand the above.

The module works fine, works with MMM-pages and in Container (server only mode) I have tested this.

Can you check in the logs if you see any errors in the logs and advise?

@plainbroke You can target the selectors specifically in your custom.css like this:

#wotd-we {
  color: orange;
  font-size: 50px;
}

@sdetweil Agreed, all work is the same.

@sdetweil You provide your own list of modules and config alongside your compose and it all gets imported into the container. No need to go fiddle in the container itself.

@plainbroke There are instructions on the Docker website. Follow the link in my post above.

@KristjanESPERANTO Well, I wanted to see how it works? 😉 Wanted to build one that was preloaded with my own modules for my own use but then rethought the design a bit and see if I could build a generic one based on trixie. So yeah, just pure curiosity and to see if I could…🤣

Hi,

Firstly, I know there are a few out there and by far the one from @karsten13 seems to be the best and most well maintained out there.

I have created my container based on Debian Trixie and MMv2.31.0.

I am looking for testers to see if I have missed anything or if there is room for improvements. I have only been able to test this on my Windows laptop, don’t have a spare RPi at the moment to test this with.

All instructions can be found here mumblebaj/magicmirror:latest

Contributions are most welcome.

Thanks

@Nage1951 ChatGPT has been around for a while now. There is even a module built on it already. Checkout the 3rd party modules list, hamburger menu on top. Not sure if it still works but it is there.