@justjim1220

Yes, as I said, I too had ubuntu 18.xx and MM up and running. I just prefer NOT to deal with any vulnerabilities which 16.04 doesn’t have. I don’t know of any benefit to running 18.xx over 16.04 and, as I stated, I’m not a fan of the new UI in 18.xx. I ran MM over Windows when I first started. The disadvantages quickly became apparent. Hello-Lucy never would have happened if I didn’t leave Windows behind. I never looked back. :-)

@motdog

I just tried your config entry. The module can’t function with rotateInterval: 60,. That is only 60 milliseconds. Please try rotateInterval: 60 * 1000,. That’s 60 seconds. It will give the module time to display the image and the information that comes with each image.

Freakin amazing! Awe inspiring!

I want one!

Astronomers Capture First Ever Image of a Black Hole

Read the article here:

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/10/science/black-hole-picture.html

@TheSij said in How to add modules. For absolute beginners.:

The module is finally showing in the MM dashboard.

Ahh, see? Well done. Don’t sweat it. We’ve all experienced these problems. I promise, it gets easier. The more you learn the easier it becomes. Have fun!

A johnnyboy sighting is like seeing Bigfoot. :-)

@sdetweil

Yah, he was just messing with me :-)

2 years later

@el-bardo

You could try, in your custom.css file, add:

.clock {
  text-transform: capitalize;
}

@FruityBebbles

Joe,

I dare speak for everyone when I say, “You are most welcome here.” I’m in NYC. Don’t hesitate to ask any questions. There are plenty of knowledgeable and helpful people here. Go Eagles!

@chassain-0

Many thanks!