I’m new to HA and I’m trying to create a dashboard to show my devices with batteries and the level of charge. I’ve come up with the code listed below, but the only thing that’s not working is the color based on percentage remaining. Everything shows in blue. Any suggestions for what I need to cha…

…and mats beat me to it. Yeah Dag, we cant read that on our end (especially on a phone) if its not formatted right.

Sorry for the newbie mistake, I was wondering how to format the code. Very easy now that it was pointed out. type: custom:auto-entities card: type: grid title: Battery Status columns: 4 square: false card_param: cards filter: template: |- {% for state in states.sensor -%} {%- if (state.entity_id |…

Wooboy - you got a BAD indentation problem. Indentations are critical - they matter in YAML.

:slight_smile: Good start but copy and paste the code you have in your yaml not from your post above then it is easier to see if anything is wrong.

Let’s try this again. type: custom:auto-entities card: type: grid title: Battery Status columns: 4 square: false card_param: cards filter: template: |- {% for state in states.sensor -%} {%- if (state.entity_id | regex_match("sensor.*battery*", ignorecase=True)) -%} {{ …

K so we’re talking about a standard gauge card wrapped in an auto entity. pulling all your batteries. Do you have the sample gauge without the wrapping? (Basically, did you prototype this before you stuffed it into the auto entitles?) at first glance your severity clause LOOKS OK (similar to my dry…

OK - When you expand your template in the template editor it looks like this: { "type": "gauge", "entity": "sensor.thing", "name": " Thing", "card_mod": { "style": "ha-card > div {\n font-size: 10px !important;\n}" }, "options": { "type: gaugemin: 0max: 100s…

I can see where things don’t render properly but I’m not sure how to correct it. I don’t understand where braces and square brackets become necessary. Most of the code I just copied and tried to add tidbits here and there. My latest changes don’t produce anything at all, not sure how close I am: …

No worries. Ok how to help yourself time: first in your install go to: developer-tools/template - template editor if you’ve never seen it. What Im doing is copying EVERYTHING in your template: {% for state in states.sensor -%} {%- if (state.entity_id | regex_match("sensor.*battery*", …

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Mats789 November 17, 2023, 4:32pm 2

To start with you need to format your code correctly so that it is readable with all spaces otherwise it is very difficult to see what, if anything, is wrong. Use </> option to include your code. Read no. 11 here: