Hi Simon,
create a local html-file at the modules folder with the following content:

Name it as you like (mychart.html for example) and add the path to MMM-SmartWebDisplay instead of the URL you entered before:

url: ["/modules/mychart.html"],

Play around with the red-marked values…the exact data depends on the browser in use.
This way is much easier than to adjust it directly in MMM-SmartWebDisplay.

Greetings
Thomas

@sdetweil yes, I tried it but the parameter (margin/width/high etc.) drives me crazy…it was much easier for me to create a local html. And it is not time-critical. updating every 24 hours will be enough.

Thomas

@adrian-k here an example how it can look, if you store this HTML

in your modules-folder and display it in your mirror:

Your WIFI-password begins with your favorite sport and contains the year you are born:-)

@natebrown enter crontab -e at the prompt and insert the data garbieflux mentioned.
If you struggle with the syntax, you can use several internet-pages to define the rules:
https://crontab-generator.org/
or
https://crontab.guru/ for exapmle

I use
@reboot sudo sh -c ‘echo none > /sys/class/leds/led0/trigger’
@reboot sudo sh -c ‘echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/led0/brightness’
@reboot sudo sh -c ‘echo none > /sys/class/leds/led1/trigger’
@reboot sudo sh -c ‘echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/led1/brightness’
to turn off the LEDs at my RPI 3+

Btw, an # at the beginning of the line marks it as a comment.

Or use a time-switch to turn on and off the whole construction.

Thomas

@harney I like your toaster:-)

@harney I’m plannig to use an old case of a router to build something similar like you did, so there will be also some jokes from my family!
Did you include a speaker at the rear side, or just a fan?

@harney I’m plannig to use an old case of a router to build something similar like you did, so there will be also some jokes from my family!
Did you include a speaker at the rear side, or just a fan?

@harney I like your toaster:-)

@sdetweil I have 3 Raspis:-) And don’t need to install MM on Windows.
But @ibo has no Raspi and can make his first steps “virtually”!

Thomas

Hi @ibo,
what about to install Rasbian and MagicMirror in a virtual machine under VirtualBox? You can make your first experiences without spending money and without waiting for delivery (if you prefer to buy a RasPi).

Thomas

Hi @damith,

May be, you have an issue in the config.js.
You can use the built-in check-tool from within the MagicMirror folder named
npm run config:check

Or use an external Website (I use https://esprima.org/demo/validate.html) to see if it is valed.

Greetings from Germany
Thomas

@sdetweil I know:-)

Hi @mayfield,

Most of the times, commas are missing (here at least after the line with the position). Use the builtin function to check if it is valid…I use a website where you can enter the whole content of your config.js:
https://esprima.org/demo/validate.html

Greetings
Thomas

@miniashman
Try this, maybe it helps:
shutdown your pi, take the sd-card out, put it in a card-reader and plug it in a windows-PC. Copy an empty file called ssh (with no extension, take care your PC shows all extensions) and also a file named wpa_supplicant.conf into the root-directory of the SD-card
The file wpa_supplicant.conf needs the following content, of course with your credentials:

country=EN
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1
network={
ssid=“thenameofyournetwork”
psk=“yourpassword”
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
}

Put it back into your RPI and boot.

Thomas

Your WIFI-password begins with your favorite sport and contains the year you are born:-)

@Dimasua …and did you check your config if everything is OK? For example here: https://esprima.org/demo/validate.html

Thomas