@johnnyboy said in Adding Modules:

*** Note to self *** Must remember to check first whether a module requires a monthly fee to be paid before use.
Must go and remove that module from my config now…

You can get a free API key there. Put that module back in your config, and smile. :smile:

@Everyone

1.1k views! That just made my day. Yeah, baby! :eyes:

@qqqqqqqq said in Alignment with module “random_quotes”:

@Mykle1 Nice! I actually like how you’ve put it. Thanks for the idea!

Yes, my layout seems to be in high demand. :thumbsup:

@johnnyboy said in Adding Modules:

First off, a massive shout out to Mykle1 for helping me to do in minutes, what took me many hours trying… Thanks a lot for that, much appreciated

You’re welcome buddy. It wasn’t very long ago that I was in the very same place that you are in now. Some very fine people helped me get under way, and continue to help me. I repay them by helping others, where and when I can. I can see you’re in very good hands with Strawberry 3.141 assisting you. He was, and still is, instrumental in helping me perfect my MM. I’ll help you with the easy stuff. He’ll handle the genius side of things. :smile:

@strawberry-3.141

I took what you’ve been teaching qqqqqqqq and applied it to my own custom.css file, which I wanted justified to the left, instead of the right, in his case. I had also played with the .js file. I know this is wrong, and I know why now, but I am determined to do things the right way so I reverted back to the original .js file. It is a good feeling when things start to make sense.

Taking what I learned from you, I applied it to my custom.css file below.

.MMM-SystemStats {
  width: 175px;
}

.MMM-SystemStats td {
  text-align: left !important;
}

And that produced this.

Perfectly aligned and justified.

Even when you’re helping someone else, you’re helping me. God, you’re freakin awesome!

@Fonfon - Nah, just trying to help you like people helped me.

@Fonfon – Double click your config.js file. It will open. Do your editing, then choose Save from the File menu

@Fonfon - No, you don’t have to rename your config.js file to edit it but you might want to back it up BEFORE you edit it. This way, if anything goes wrong you’re safe

@cowboysdude - Oh, dude, you HAVE been busy. I congratulate you on your ability to create these wonderful things. I especially like the idea of the NFL weather module. This way, we’ll all know if Dak and Zeke are gonna get wet on game day. Nice work!

@cowboysdude said in Bad question:

before you make changes to a working config.js make a copy of it

Excellent advice, and I agree. We were just trying to get him a working config.js in the first place