mqtt Use the closing tag to mark where the first column ends. The second column will autobreak.
What on earth?
How does this relate to home assistant? Do you have a question? What does your subject line mean?
You’re correct, he never posed a question!
Having just tried 
Columns, it inserts [wrap] [/wrap] tags and I found this post while searching for what the closing tag is to end the first column. So, what is “the closing tag” to end the first column?
I think I managed to figure it out…
Everything you wrap goes in column one.
Everything not wrapped goes in column 2.
One caveat I discovered though is it won’t correctly place the [hide details] section into column 2. If you try, it goes full width and obliterates what is to the left of it in column 1. If [hide details] is wrapped inside column tags though, it is correctly sized into column 1.
Example:
One caveat I discovered though is it won’t correctly place the [hide details] section into column 2. If you try, it goes full width and obliterates what is to the left of it in column 1. If [hide details] is wrapped inside column tags though, it is correctly sized into column 1.
Column 1
One caveat I discovered though is it
won’t correctly place the [hide details]
section into column 2. If you try, it goes
full width and obliterates what is to the
left of it in column 1. If [hide details]
is wrapped inside column tags though,
it is correctly sized into column 1.
Column 2
One caveat I discovered though is it
won’t correctly place the [hide details]
section into column 2. If you try, it goes
full width and obliterates what is to the
left of it in column 1. If [hide details]
is wrapped inside column tags though,
it is correctly sized into column 1.
This is what I entered in the editor…
I think I managed to figure it out...
[wrap="columns"]
Everything you wrap goes in column one.
[/wrap]
Everything not wrapped goes in column 2.
One caveat I discovered though is it won't correctly place the [hide details] section into column 2. If you try, it goes full width and obliterates what is to the left of it in column 1. If [hide details] is wrapped inside column tags though, it is correctly sized into column 1.
Example:
[wrap="columns"]
One caveat I discovered though is it won't correctly place the [hide details] section into column 2. If you try, it goes full width and obliterates what is to the left of it in column 1. If [hide details] is wrapped inside column tags though, it is correctly sized into column 1.
[details="Column 1"]
One caveat I discovered though is it
won't correctly place the [hide details]
section into column 2. If you try, it goes
full width and obliterates what is to the
left of it in column 1. If [hide details]
is wrapped inside column tags though,
it is correctly sized into column 1.
[/details]
[/wrap]
[details="Column 2"]
One caveat I discovered though is it
won't correctly place the [hide details]
section into column 2. If you try, it goes
full width and obliterates what is to the
left of it in column 1. If [hide details]
is wrapped inside column tags though,
it is correctly sized into column 1.
[/details]
This is what I entered in the editor...```