Christmas background

Questions
1

How can I disable the “Christmas” background that has just appeared behind my user interface? I much prefer the plain dark mode background.

I was running 0.13.0-b4, and I have just upgraded to 0.13.0-b6. The background appears in both versions.

2

You can’t. But you can upload holidays.json without any holiday entered and this will prevent defaults.
You can select your own background image though.

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3

I have also discovered that the unwanted background can be hidden by setting background opacity to 0.

I have also tried to set a different background colour using the ‘BG HEX color’ field. However, any value I enter results in a white background in the user interface.

Is there any documentation available for the background colour & image fields, and also for use of custom CSS and custom Holidays list?

Likewise for the Config template on the LED preferences page?

4

You’ll need to look into index.js code for BG and Holidays. At the top of file.

Config template will take any saved cfg.json and apply certain values.

5

How do I access index.js?

Which “certain values” does config template apply? How is this different from restoring the saved cfg.json via the Security & Update page?

I’d still like further information about use of a custom CSS…

6

Source code.
index.js and CSS files are in data folder.

Sample of skin.css which I use on my test device (to distinguish it from others):

.btn,
.lstI,
.pres,
.seg
{
	border: 1px solid var(--c-r);
}

Applying config template will replace values in UI only until you press Save. It is meant to transfer HW configuration from one device to the other. Restore is a full overwrite of existing cfg.json.

7

holidays.json can look something like this:

[
    [0,11,24,4,"https://aircoookie.github.io/xmas.png"],
    [0,2,17,1,"https://images.alphacoders.com/491/491123.jpg"],
    [2022,3,17,2,"https://aircoookie.github.io/easter.png"],
    [2023,3,9,2,"https://aircoookie.github.io/easter.png"],
    [2024,2,31,2,"https://aircoookie.github.io/easter.png"],
    [0,6,4,1,"https://wallpapercave.com/download/4-of-july-wallpaper-oUTL4Ws?nocache=1"]
]
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Can you confirm the numerical fields as follows?

Year (or 0 if every year required)
Month (0 based, so January = 0, December = 11)
Day (starting day of display, 1 based)
Duration (number of days background is displayed)

Is it possible to display a local image file (eg “file:///storage/filename.jpg”)?

Does the holiday file override the custom BG URL? Is it possible to display a custom BG most of the time, but replace it with a background from holiday.json on the specific date(s) defined?

9

Yes for both.
URL is universal, if your images are stored locally and your browser has access to them thej will show.

Custom BG will stick permanently.