@videogame95 pages
In the
Module config ( I am only doing the page definitions here
modules:[
[ List of comma separated dom content by css class names, (in quotes) module-name is also defined as a class name], // first page
[ List of comma separated dom content by css class names, By( in quotes) module-name is also defined as a class name], // second page
[. Repeat as needed ], // <- notice the comma after each set of brackets
]
The easiest way for me is to make up nice names for the pages
“Mom”, “Dad”, “stocks”, “son”, etc as many as you need/want
Each of those is a page above,
Now in each actual module config, on a line after the
module:"calendar",
Or whatever module
Add a line
classes:"xxxxxx",
For example,
classes:"Mom Dad”, // notice the comma here too
Where xxxxxx is one of your page names you set like above
If a module should show on more than one, but not all pages , add those page names too, space separated
Mmm-pages has a shortcut for modules that should show on ALL pages. The fixed: property . It’s also a space separated list
I just set it to “all_pages”, and use that in the classes: for those on all pages.
EVERY module needs a classes property set.
Google Photos is broken after Google changed the way you select and group photos
Someone has a sort organic new version, announced here in the last couple weeks.
Did I get all your questions?