@michael24h ok

@michael24h said in -=]!Show Your Module Setup![=-:

cool thanks for this

No problem. Let me know if they work

@michael24h said in -=]!Show Your Module Setup![=-:

that greate x4, can we change font colour in css ?

Yes, you can change the color and the size

}

.newsfeed div.light.small.dimmed {
  color: #99F;          /* color for newsfeed **source** */
  font-size: 24px;      /* size for newsfeed **source** */
}

and, if I’m not mistaken

}

.newsfeed div.bright.medium.light {
  color: #99F;          /* color for newsfeed **headline** */
  font-size: 24px;      /* size for newsfeed **headline** */
}

Change the `color:` values and the `font-size:` values
Please let me know if these work for you

@johnnyboy said in Working on the ole 32"...:

I think your gonna like the final Build Amigo

Well, hurry up and get it done, bropane! :-)

@johnnyboy said in -=]!Show Your Module Setup![=-:

Yeah, enlighten me too Amigo… how does the triple feed work?
You get three sets of info combined, or the three rotate? I cant visualise how this works.

They rotate, so instead of one newsfeed you have as many as you want, rotating through their content. Having just one newsfeed gets kinda boring and you start seeing the same events.

Have you been drinking johnnyboy? I see four newsfeeds ;-)

@johnnyboy said in Working on the ole 32"...:

So… I’m afraid this is where I will leave you Amigos hanging, until the final build where all will be revealed in Show Your Mirror

Translation: His wife cut off his internet access ;-)

@michael24h said in -=]!Show Your Module Setup![=-:

Also I did use iPad screen with little retro pi project

Ohhhh, that’s hot! I want one! :thumbsup_tone2:

@fischi87 said in camera module help request. Get the picture? ;-):

work this module also with the rip cam (spi)

an Rpi cam? It might, although this module states usb cams. You should post your own question in Troubleshooting and someone will answer you. They might not see your question in here. You could try it with your rPi cam and see if it works

@johnnyboy said in Working on the ole 32"...:

I added in .towards and from - deg and I’m not sure they do anything, but been to busy to try them out again to see if they are relevant or not? everything else works as it should so just change your colors to suit yourself.

Thank you Mister! :thumbsup_tone2:

@michael24h thanks for the info

@michael24h said in -=]!Show Your Module Setup![=-:

The project isn’t completely finished yet but I can show you guys how far I got to now.

Nice, real nice! :thumbsup_tone2:

So, you have MM on the Pi. How did you connect the Pi to use the iPad screen? The LCD board? I have an old iPad that might become useful again

@zack949 said in Overlapping modules:

P.S. Disregard the gray box at the top I am remoted in with Teamviewer

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. ;-)

P.P.S. Is anyone else having problems with the time not changing for Day Light Savings Time?

I don’t know if this will help but in Preferences/Raspberry Pi Configuration/Localisation - Are your Set Locale... and your Set Timezone... correctly set?

or

If you set the Time Zone in raspi-config the Raspberry Pi will automatically update the time on boot, if connected to the internet.
sudo raspi-config.
Select Internationalisation Options.
Select I2 Change Timezone.
Select your Geographical Area.
Select your nearest City.
Select Finish.
Select Yes to reboot now.

@dementia said in 5 extra points for the WAF :):

I want to share with you my first MM build !

Looks good! :thumbsup_tone2:

@Everyone

I’ll save you some time. I tried for a considerable amount of time to get this working. As it turns out, using iCloud mail was the problem, although the module directions state that iCloud mail is supported. I switched to my gmail account and followed these instructions from the following link:

To use Gmail you may need to configure "Allow Less Secure Apps" in your Gmail account. You also may need to unlock your account with "Allow access to your Google account

At this link on github - https://github.com/alexyak/camera

So now my mirror, with a Kodak S101 USB webcam, takes a picture via voice command (Selfie) and sends it directly to my gmail account.

@FlatPepsi

Just a thought, in your Raspberry Pi Configuration/Localisation, do you have your Locale and Timezone set correctly?

@michael24h said in -=]!Show Your Module Setup![=-:

My little mirror 11 inch

Yo, dude, that’s awesome! Now, lets hear the story behind the build. Why you built it. How you built it. What you used, hardware and software. Pictures, if you have them, of the progress from start to finish

@johnnyboy said in Working on the ole 32"...:

Is it just the colors and icon names you want in order to add your colors?

Just give him everything you’ve got, you css wizard. :-)

Solved!

Well, at least the sending of email has been resolved

I did try most of today (Sunday) to get this working without having to ask for help but I am out of ideas.

I have the camera module installed (and dependencies) working on my MM. The only problem I have is that it doesn’t email the picture. I’m sure I’ve made a mistake somewhere. I was hoping you might help me.

{
			module: 'camera',
    			position: 'top_right',
    			config: {
			selfieInterval: 3,  // Time interval in seconds before the photo will be taken.
        		emailConfig: {
            		service: 'iCloud', // Email provider to use to send email with a photo.
            		auth: {
                	user: 'xxxxxxxx@icloud.com', // Your email account
                	pass: 'xxxxxxxxxx'        // Your password for email account
            	}
        	}
		}
		},

Does it use the same email account to send To: and From: ? If not, how/where do I tell the module the address to send the picture to? Also, can I change the size of the picture being taken from 640x480 to 320x240?

Many thanks ahead of time. :thumbsup_tone1:

@brownco9 said in multiple calendars:

I can’t copy correctly… I had .basics.ics instead of .basic.ics made the change it worked. Thanks for the help

You’re welcome. We’ve all been there. I certainly have been.