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Adapt examples to new timings option

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@ -71,10 +71,13 @@ The first element of the array is the first page, the second element is the seco
{
module: "MMM-pages",
config: {
rotationTime: 1000 * 20, // rotate every 20 seconds
timings: {
default: 5000, // rotate every 5 seconds
0: 20000 // page 0 rotates every 20 seconds
},
modules: [
["newsfeed"], // page 1
["calendar", "compliments"], // page 2
["newsfeed"], // page 0
["calendar", "compliments"], // page 1
],
fixed: [ // modules that are always shown
"clock",
@ -103,11 +106,14 @@ Instead of using the module name, you can also use a class name for each page. T
{
module: "MMM-pages",
config: {
rotationTime: 1000 * 20, // rotate every 20 seconds
timings: {
default: 20000, // rotate every 20 seconds
2: 30000 // page 2 rotates every 30 seconds
},
modules: [
["page0"], // class name for page 0
["page1"], // class name for page 1
["page2"], // class name for page 2
["page3"], // class name for page 3
],
fixed: ["fixed_page"],
hiddenPages: {
@ -121,15 +127,23 @@ Instead of using the module name, you can also use a class name for each page. T
You have to add the class name to the config of the module you want to show on a specific page. You can even add more than one class name to show a module instance on multiple pages.
```js
{ // newsfeed on page 1
{ // newsfeed on page 0
module: "newsfeed",
classes: "page0",
position: "...",
config: {
...
}
},
{ // first calendar instance on page 1
module: "calendar",
classes: "page1",
position: "...",
config: {
...
}
},
{ // first calendar instance on page 2
{ // second calendar instance on page 2
module: "calendar",
classes: "page2",
position: "...",
@ -137,17 +151,9 @@ You have to add the class name to the config of the module you want to show on a
...
}
},
{ // second calendar instance on page 3
module: "calendar",
classes: "page3",
position: "...",
config: {
...
}
},
{ // this compliments instance appears on page 1 and 3
{ // this compliments instance appears on page 0 and 2
module: "compliments",
classes: "page1 page3",
classes: "page0 page2",
position: "...",
config: {
...