@johnnyboy in your case it is .clock { margin-top: 20px;}

@fox I don’t use this service, but I send an api request

As in the last weeks some solutions (MMM-RemoteControl, MMM-Admin-Interface, MagicMirrorApp, MMM-Mobile, etc.), to easily configure the MagicMirror², came out, I would like to define a standard for 3rd party module developers.

How should the configuration structure for modules look like so the developers have to put only effort once to include their modules in all solutions.

I’m pinning some people, who I’m interested on their oppinions:

@MichMich @Jopyth @ItayXD @aschulz90 @yawns @ianperrin @morozgrafix

@albinolan I’ve done it in some of my modules e.g. https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-VocabularyTrainer/blob/master/apis/geschichtsvereinkoengen.js https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-ShipmentTracking/blob/master/carriers/DHL.js

@NathTheDude you will need js to give your module some logic, some basic html for the layout and also a bit css for styling.

But you can also write your main logic in nearly every language you want, a couple of people used python for example. Though you would still need a wrapper in js to integrate it to MagicMirror.

@RHeniz you can do that by combining those two modules

https://github.com/ianperrin/MMM-ModuleScheduler

https://github.com/Jopyth/MMM-Remote-Control

@randal-io you also have an error in here

if (this.config.lang != "en" || "ru") {
	Log.error(self.name, "Please enter a supported language into the config.");
}

this will always print the error message, it should be

if (this.config.lang != "en" && this.config.lang != "ru") {
	Log.error(self.name, "Please enter a supported language into the config.");
}

@pepemujica remove the module updatenotification from your config