Sort of having the same problem. what’s wrong with this code? It’s the last line that gives me a problem. the line above it works fine, but I want to change the image based on the source of the tv. help is very much appreciated.
Just stumbled across this and tried to spit out buttons in a loop. I know this is a pointless example but I’m trying to understand. My simplified example, that doesn’t work is…
HI all
Can someone help me to check this sensor i have been cracking my head for two days and i still dont see the error, in the developer tools template all shows as its supposed but i cant make it work in the sensor it self.
i get:
bad indentation of a mapping entry at line 150, column 53:
… te: "{{ “library_name”: “Movies”, “title”: "{{ state_attr('senso …
this is for the plex service:
this one works like this and the idea is to have the media_content_id from a template
tap_action:
entity_id: media_player.plex_tv_livingroom
media_content_type: movie
media_content_id: ‘{ “library_name”: “Movies”, “title”: “Date With an Angel” }’
Just checked the latest update of the card.
I think it is a good step forward to provide a possibility to use this card for a single entity row.
But I cannot use styles (card-mod) in this case.
Please check this: 🔹 Card-mod - Add css styles to any lovelace card
Hello all, there must be something I don’t understand. I tried to use this plugin in order to change the icon based on the state of my sensor here is the code I entered in the UI
I have been using it to display graphs. By using an input_number controlled via a slider, I could select the number of days to display on the graph.
I want to move to the next step, use a input_select to select the entity I want to display on the graph. Any clue how I can do so that the user select a friendly name and the card understands an entity_id?
I was wondering if this card can help me to display an entity state containing json-formatted text, in tabular format in LL, perhaps in combination with existing cards like Ian’s List Card or the Flex Table Card, but I don’t understand all this well enough to make it work.
Any pointers or thoughts you may have on how to (best) do this will be highly appreciated.
Background:
I have a couple of ESP32’s out there that can be configured through MQTT to function in a certain way, and they can report this configuration back as a json-formatted MQTT message. I would like to show this configuration in a LL card as text, simiilar to how HA shows additional information when the Entity WiFi status is displayed (indicated by the arrow in the screen capture below).
So basically I’d like to display the name/value pairs as text, in tabular format, optionally with some basic formatting to display the names in bold etc.
I understand that I can create entities for each name/value pair, use templates to extract the values, and display them in the traditional way. But I prefer to not go this route, with the associated overhead of setting up these entities for each device and maintaining them should the sketch change.
Below is an example of the json data to display in tabular format:
I think you can as they will all be attributes. I did a card using this template to show MQTT status info my esp as well. I would have liked to use list or flex table card but neither of those show the icon. You can see the MQTT card I cobbled together in this thread. Anyway I think you can do it not with json but by using the state-attr
Hey all,
not sure where im going wrong, if someone can help?
im trying to have the content update, based on the drop down value, as per this example below.
The reason is that I want to have a “friendly name” in the drop down, however that calls an entity to be used in the card.
Alright, so I’m trying to use this custom template to take an input_number from HA and use it as the Target VALUE to control the color_thresholds on a mini-graph. Here’s what I’m using but i’m not getting anywhere.
