@roadfox huh? it puts the images in the background too.

i would change modules… MMM-ImagesPhotos reloads the folder on a configurable cycle.

@Mrr they have 90 degree adapters if that is a problem… I have one here on my desk

google search ‘hdmi 90 adapter’

here is both style on the same cord
90 right and other end is 90 down

@ELMAGO someone would have to change the code to add a class that you could then manipulate

@ELMAGO i’m not sure I understand the comment, but i’ll try…

when the module generates content for the screen, each little piece can have different classes assigned.
those classes can be used in the custom.css to manipulate the presentation of that segment.

the cod in this modules does

create tablerow (tr)
assign class = ‘normal’ to everything in the row

then it looks at the sensor data

			if(sensor.boolean && sensor.status==1) symbolClass = sensor.symbolon;

		        ----> if(typeof sensor.boolean== 'undefined') symbolClass = sensor.symbol;
			symbol.className = symbolClass; 

and assigns a value to the (symbol is the icon )
symbol.className

and that is all

so u have a class for the symbol
and a class for the row.

I think u want a class for the VALUE on the row but that was not supplied

@ELMAGO see my prior response

le module ne fournit aucun nom de classe spécial que vous pouvez remplacer dans custom.css.

c’est la seule section du module qui fait des noms de classe
crée une ligne (tr)

@htilburgs u should look at the data format

getMTVM: function(url) {
               let self=this
		request(url, function(err, res, body) {
		        // if no error and server was happy
			if(err == null && res.statusCode ==200){
			   console.log(body);
			   xml2js.parseString(body,function (err,result) {
			       let json_data = result // not needed but may make more clear
			       console.log(JSON.stringify(json_data))			   
			   });		   
			}
		});
	},

@htilburgs yeh, tricky crap… they had a special runtime that supported that… sorry…
have to use one of the libs…

in your module folder do

npm install xml2js

then in your code

const xml2js = require('xml2js');

then

getMTVM: function(url) {
               let self=this
		request(url, function(err, res, body) {
		        // if no error and server was happy
			if(err == null && res.statusCode ==200){
			   console.log(body);
			   xml2js.parseString(body,function (err,result) {
			       let json_data = result // not needed but may make more clear
			       console.log("Text is " + json_data.film[0].titel)			   
			   });		   
			}
		});
	},

@htilburgs ah the fun of ‘this’…

	getMTVM: function(url) {
               let self=this
		request(url, function(err, res, body) {
		        // if no error and server was happy
			if(err == null && res.statusCode ==200){
			   console.log(body);
			   var json_data = self.xmlToJson(body)
			   console.log("Text is " + json_data.film[0].titel)
			}
		});
	},

@ELMAGO i can read some french, I will use an online conversion tool to translate long text and sometimes my responses

je peux lire du français, j’utiliserai un outil de conversion en ligne pour traduire des textes longs et parfois mes réponses