@ruffneck2 i don’t know if this change will make it in. I just see that someone submitted the change to be considered.

@wegz15 use the same code u have to make a div object, and then append the image to that, and append the DIV to the dom

var iconCell = document.createElement("tr");
				iconCell.colSpan = 3;
				iconCell.style.textAlign = "center";
				iconCell.className = "bright-weather-icon";
				row.appendChild(iconCell);
var iconDiv = document.createElement("div");
var icon = document.createElement("span");
				icon.style.textAlign = "center";
				icon.className = "wi-weathericon " + forecast.icon;
				iconDiv.appendChild(icon);
                                iconcell.appendChild(iconDiv)

@wegz15 wrap that cell in a div, which is 3 wide, the center the 2 cell image in the div

@drx1984 try this, updated installation script. the original was tied to pi hardware and user pi

from a terminal window

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/10171/anyone-want-to-try-updated-installer?page=

@ruffneck2 in the update MM uses an upgraded version of the browser that implements a new restriction, use must interact with screen before play is allowed…

fix is to edit the MagicMirror/js/electron.js file and insert the line marked below (approx line 20)

// Keep a global reference of the window object, if you don't, the window will
// be closed automatically when the JavaScript object is garbage collected.
let mainWindow;

function createWindow() {
    app.commandLine.appendSwitch('autoplay-policy', 'no-user-gesture-required');  //< -------- added
	var electronOptionsDefaults = {

then close and restart mm

i see there is a proposed fix in the next update (July)

@Serge ok, so you changed the magicmirror config to use port 80 inside the container
your run command -p should be

-p host_port:container_port
so
-p 80:80

requests to the host port 80 are forwarded to the container port 80

to make sure that MM in the container is working

do

docker inspect 37638fe6e1d0 | grep -i -m 1 \"ipaddress

and look for the ip address assigned to the container
should be

"IPAddress": "172.17.0.???

??? is most likely 2

then use your local system browser to go to

http://172.17.0.???:80

skipping the port forwarding

@Madi i think the xrandr command will allow that

@Serge said in MM Server Mode in Docker on Raspberry:

docker run -d
–publish 80:8080 \

is the container running?
do

  docker ps

because the docker run did

docker run  -d \
	--publish 80:8080 \

the way to access is thru port 80 on the host machine…
(no other app is trying to use port 80 already, right?, webserver)

also,
typically --volume doesn’t like relative file system links

--volume ~/magic_mirror/config

@ruhulayaan what modules do you have installed that make sound?

@justjim1220 no, sorry