Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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Getting .mov to work as icons
Re: Changing icons of the modules Current Weather and Weather Forecast
I was reading this old post and when replying it suggested I create a new one.
I am playing with the default weather and forecast modules.
I got my hands on some really nice animated weather icons but they are in .mov format.
I have attempted to convert them to something like .gif but the quality output is terrible.In the original post @trividar was seeking an answer, not sure if they got it?
Any advice?
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RE: Changing the icon for only one calendar
Thanks @sdetweil
I actually managed to just store the icons in the root dir for the module and change the .js for the module to look for the new file name.Now the issue I have is that .mov doesnt seem to work for icons. ( I tested with other file types to confirm the “change” worked, do now I know its just a file type issue)
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Changing the icon for only one calendar
Hello,
I am using the default calendar module which comes with the Magic Mirror.
Thus far I am pretty happy with how it works.I have manged to get several ics files sync’d in and colour coded.
However, I would like to change the icon for on of the calendars to one not available on http://fontawesome.io/icons/
Ideally, it would be a file I could store locally on the RaspberryPi
This is what the config.js file looks like currently for the calendar:{ module: "calendar", header: "Gavin's Calendars", position: "top_left", config: { colored: true, coloredSymbolOnly: true, calendars: [ { symbol: "calendar-check", dateFormat: "Do MMM", color: "#E51B00", url: "calendarlink01.ics"}, { symbol: "calendar-alt", dateFormat: "Do MMM", color: "#1073BC", url: "calendarlink02.ics"}, { symbol: "calendar-plus", dateFormat: "Do MMM", color: "#27A86C", url: "calendarlink03.ics"} ] } },
If I understand correctly, this will require some kind of custom CSS, would appreciate any guidance provided.