Word of the day not displaying.

[whoacowboy]

Hi,
I love this idea. Unfortunately it isn't working from me.

I installed per your installation guide and the logs shows that it gets the word.

[09.06.2023 11:03.09.645] [LOG]   WordGenius-Received notification: MMM_WordGenius_GetWord
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.647] [LOG]   {
  config: { updateInterval: 120000, headerText: 'Word Genius Word of the Day' }
}
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.647] [LOG]   WordGenius-Getting word
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.651] [INFO]  Checking git for module: MMM-WordGenius
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.680] [INFO]  Checking git for module: MagicMirror
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.887] [LOG]   WordGenius-Got word definition
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.888] [LOG]   {
  definitions: [],
  word: 'Decapod',
  pronunciation: '[DEK-ə-pod]',
  partOfSpeech: 'noun',
  origin: 'French, 19th century'
}
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.888] [LOG]   WordGenius-GotWord Sending Notification
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.888] [LOG]   WordGenius-sending notification
[09.06.2023 11:03.09.888] [LOG]   {
  definitions: [],
  word: 'Decapod',
  pronunciation: '[DEK-ə-pod]',
  partOfSpeech: 'noun',
  origin: 'French, 19th century'
}

But it doesn't display on the screen.

[drventure]

What's your config section look like?

Here's mine

{ module: 'MMM-WordGenius', position: 'bottom_center', classes: 'default everyone', config: { updateInterval: 3600000, headerText: "WordGenius" } },

That's in magicmirror/config/config.js

I believe the "everyone" class is important.

If that doesn't help, try hitting the magic mirror with a browser and then viewing the raw HTML.

That might give you an indication of if the data is all there and it's just not visible, or if it's not actually pushing any data to the rendered HTML at all.

[collincusce]

yea it's not working for me either

[KJpi5]

Yeah just tried it, cant get it to work either

[drventure]

Sorry it took so long to get back to this. I was missing the email notifications from the MM servers.

if you hit the url with a browser, then view the HTML directly, can you find the word in there somewhere at all?
If you can, then you'll know that it's the styling or soemthing about the HTML that's preventing the display.
If you don't see the word anywhere in the raw HTML, it means it didn't get rendered into the HTML, which would indicate a different problem.

[drventure]

Just given the log, it +looks+ like it's at least connected to the Word of the day server and getting a word, so that's good.