Please remove this

  {
  	module: 'calendar',

@broberg said in Orange / Banana Pi and Odroid ?:

Any Linux machine can run the software required for the Magic Mirror 2.

Any machine which is supported by node.js

https://nodejs.org/en/download/

@arthurgarzajr said in MMM-DailyBibleVerse:

I made a module to display the verse of the day from www.biblegateway.com. :)

Please add the link to your github repository and please add a screenshot. Otherwise this entry is kind of useless :)

Did you also run npm install as described in the readme?

The maximumEntries needs to be in the config section, not the calendars array

It should be www.rezeptwelt.de instead

Please try this in custom.css:

body {
  margin-top: 250px;
  margin-bottom: 250px;
  height: calc(100% - 500px); 
}

That should give a 250px margin from the top and the bottom and it should center the content on screen again. If you play with margin-top or margin-bottom values please adjust the height calculation.

You could try to find out if your monitor supports CEC commands and use libcec to force your monitor going to standby instead. Downside is, that the screen takes longer to turn back on.

use url: 'http://www.ara.cat/rss' instead
You linked to http://www.ara.cat/rss.html which is a landing page, the real rss feed (xml based) is http://www.ara.cat/rss

If you look into the calendar.js file you see the wrapper showing actual calendar entries is using

timeWrapper.className = "time light";
So I would try .calendar .time instead.

Not really.
There is a locationID to identify your location if you don’t use the location name field.
In addition you need an appid. Therefore you go to http://www.openweathermap.org, click on “Sign up” on the top and create an account. Afterwards you can generate a unique appid which should not be shown to anyone and is tight to your useraccount.

As the config file suggests you need to go to http://www.openweathermap.org and request an appid from there.

I intend to use a PIR sensor “almost hidden” in the frame.

Depends on what you want to do, how much performance you need, how much space you have

@Cato said in A magic mirror with touchinterface made from noble oak.:

@berlincount Oh I think it WAS exiting because I thought the ir frame would be more visible. It’s hard to see on your mirror. Beautifull! :-)

I absolutely support this! I really like the way it is working

Did you reboot your raspberry pi or the mirror process?

Very nice, I really like your wood work.
What size is the screen?

Yes and yes.
You could of course modify the classname line and apply other classes. But I would recommend defining own css styles to override existing styles instead.
If you modify the JavaScript file you could lose your changes if the module receives an update via github

@strawberry-3.141 said in Fuel Monitor for Austria:

@schlachtkreuzer6 would be great if someone is able to integrate this into my fuel module for germany :)

That was my first thought as well. Would require a switch to choose between Germany and Austria and as such send different requests. I might be able to look at that on Sunday

Did you reboot your pi or the magicmirror process after changing your config?
If so, could you post the part of your config file with the news section?