@soqueen should be easy to just use a picture module in the fullscren region and then use the pir sensor or a cam to hide the picture modul and display the regular modules.

Does anyone know the company Canviz ? They do a fairly similar thing to the magic mirror, (although the content that they display is different) - mostly pictures, animation, and things. However, they just decided to share their frame building tutorial for free! Also - if you are struggling with building a frame (and you have a 21.5" monitor your are using for your MM) you can simply purchase a ready made one of their frame! Looks to be MM compatible! For those of you who don’t know, the Canviz is a monitor inside a frame run by a raspberry pi… :) sound familiar? http://canviz.co/diy/ *am am not affiliated with canviz at all - just excited to have a proper frame tutorial! *

@ALombardi custom.css body { margin: 0px; width: 100%; height: 100%; }

Hm, wunderground provides hurricane data. That should not be too complicated on first sight.

@soqueen TBH I rolled the master branch back to an earlier version that worked and branched the version with the bus stop name as the header. Once I get the last couple of issues in that branch version sorted I’ll role it back into the master. If you want to try it and give me feedback, the branch is called HeadersIssue.

@yawns I copied everything exactly, had a thrice over look at syntax but now the module doesn’t show at all. On the MM it just shows the name, but not the content. Help?