@PointPubMedia the hour and the minute are in the same div which makes it not possible to do it just in css, but
there is a config option which adds a wrapper around the minutes, which is perfect for this task.

the selector would be probably something like this:

.clock div.time.bright.large.light span.bold { //set the font size here }

therefore you also have to add clockBold: true to the config

if you dont like the bold effect you can overwrite it as well where you change the font size

@PointPubMedia I didn’t install or use MMM-Sounds…
But I do have a file called “core” in ~/MagicMirror, which swells fast. It’s binary and at present 665MB and it gets bigger by the minute…?

Instead, I already have an i7 running for the home automation, I can move MM to this machine instead… that will give enough power ;)

But using MMM-Facial, with a USB webcam, is it working fine ?

@lucallmon said in Physical button:

you guys were no help. lol.

This is what fixed it: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=68183&p=497867

@lucallmon That is just rude and unnecessary in my opinion. Keep in mind that everyone here is doing this voluntarily and (usually) in their free time. Maybe you should not crosspost next time, only discuss problems related to the MagicMirror project and keep a friendly and respectful attitude towards everyone around here.

@foppa

I’m using http request in my LUA like that

local status,result = luup.inet.wget(“http://10.99.99.15:8080/TESTING”")

I also have a URLENCODE function to convert my string…

function urlencode(str) if (str) then str = string.gsub (str, "\n", "\r\n") str = string.gsub (str, "([^%w ])", function (c) return string.format ("%%%02X", string.byte(c)) end) str = string.gsub (str, " ", "%%20") end return str end

@MichMich Will try that! Maybe that will solve the problem!

@yawns AWESOME ;)

thanks!

I have a multi-page website I’m displaying in iFrame. Is there a simple way to scroll the page down after some amount of time passes, or as prompted by a socket notification?

Just use the css/custom.css to change any font sizes an layout options. And Use media Queries to change it according to the resolution of your screen. This does not require any modification to the core of MagicMirror² and allows you to update in the future.

Using the classes property in the config you can add custom classes to a module. After that you can use:

.custom-class { margin-top: 10px; }

Thanks!
Why could I not find it?
Peter

@matt216

Resolved.

Adding ?export to the end of your calendar URL generates the ics file required. Also recommend confirming the auth settings in the baikal web UI.

it’s already done https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/409/mmm-ip

@strawberry-3-141 not sure if it’s related to the latest MM update but since a little while, notification from the syslog, only show the “type” and nothing for the message itself…

That likely happened because the respective node fetchers didn’t start when you first tried it. Killing the app and restarting it would’ve fixed that … and by rebooting the pi, you accomplished the same thing.