Settings to more closely emulate Google Photos #558
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That looks fantastic! |
Thanks! 😄 |
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Thank you very much. We might link to this in the docs. Thank you for sharing! Btw., instead of |
True! I've updated the example to use |
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Just set this up, I dig it! Thanks again! |
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I converted this to a discussion so it doesn't get lost. I think you left out ClockDateFormat. What are you using for that? |
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how do you use immichframe on google nest hub? |
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I was having a hard time seeing text sometimes so I tweaked this a little. |
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Thanks for this, this is great and looks very clean. If you want to use location\people\ablums then this will make all the text the same. I also commented out the icon hide from the bottom of the file, as when i have a few bits of detail i like having the icons. If you wanted to hide them all, then you would need to update this to include relevant icons. |

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I spent some time editing a custom.css to make ImmichFrame more closely emulate the look of the Nest Hub Google Photos screensaver. I thought I would share them here in case others wanted to do the same. Whether it's just for other user's reference or if they can be incorporated into the ImmichFrame code - either way that's fine with me. I assume the current default layout was made with the intention of emulating the look of the Photos Screensaver?
Example:

custom.css:
settings.yml:
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