Sorry just got back from a work trip to Europe. Yes the Family loves the board. Already have made several improvements, and have several more ideas we want to try. I had bought an additional Raspberry Pi to play with and successfully set up Alexa, so I think that is the next major add to the info board.
After telling a few at work about the idea two more guys have set up a similar board at their place, and their families love it as well.
It is added just below the config: {
Like this…
{
module: 'MMM-Wunderlist',
position: 'top_right', // This can be any of the regions. Best results in left or right regions.
header: 'XXX', // This is optional
config: {
accessToken: 'xxxxxxx',
clientID: 'xxxxxxx',
lists: ["XXXX"],
fade: false,
interval: "120"
}
},
To get to the API spot use the shortcuts “Here” located in the config section…
https://github.com/paviro/MMM-Wunderlist
As to what you want to fill in use this topic for assistance…
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/388/wunderlist-acess-token
Not sure if the generic US Holiday calendar can be added to, but you could create a new Dates to remember calendar and add the US holidays into it.
Wunderlist is pretty easy to use both the actual app, and adding in the module. Just be sure that you name your shared lists differently than the default ones… Grocery’s for example gets created on everybody’s account at setup… You need to add things to the shared list if you want it to show up.
Dates to Remember is a shared google calendar. Running 4 shared calendars one each for wife, kid and me, and then the Dates to remember calendar.
The sticky notes, chores, grocery list are shared Wunderlist lists.
With the Wunderlist apps on our phones we can add or checkoff items. Kid wants more Ramen Noodles he can add to the grocery list Etc.
Yes I am unsure as well…
Playing with custom.css last week it seemed like they were defining a name to be used elsewhere and I found I didn’t need it… Depending upon the module and if the tags are unique it appears you do not need to call the module either… .time, .date
vs
.clock .time, .clock .date
I include any style I wanted to do in the same group…
I did need it when i defined a table for a background.
For example…
.calendar_monthly, div#module_6_calendar_monthly table.small {
width: 550px;
background-color: rgba(63, 182, 236, 0.23);
border-radius: 7px;
padding: 10px;
}
.calendar, div#module_7_calendar {
width: 550px;
font-size: 26px;
}
Sorry I am not more technical on it… Just what i found worked for me last week.
Try
.clock .time, .clock .date {
color: #628;
}
or
.time, .date {
color: #628;
}
If you are talking about the regions for placing the modules in the config.js see the post…
Looking at currentweather.js the degree symbol is not declared, and the symbol is only being appended to the temperature “°”.
var temperature = document.createElement(“span”);
temperature.className = “bright”;
temperature.innerHTML = " " + this.temperature + “°”;
large.appendChild(temperature);
So I guess there are two options. Change it to use the icon from the icon package, or change the color of the symbol.
Sorry don’t have a direct answer, but might find some time to play and see if I can make it work. Someone heer should know exactly what to change.
Thanks,
You need to use the RSS feed address.
Goto - http://www.ara.cat/rss.html and choose the topic you are interested in showing.
You should end up with an address like…