Follow the principles in my post above and you can duplicate it exactly.
Personally, that was just an experiment to see if I could do it. Tiles still works perfectly and Lovelace is a work in progress so I’m waiting till it’s more mature before doing anything much else.
Unfortunately it can’t be duplicated “exactly” if you’re not using pictures. Hopefully Lovelace adds a way to make tiles that can change in size and colors.
Check https://sharethelove.io/picture-elements-cards/kodiremote-card out. You can follow a similar approach.
That’s EXACTLY why I suggested it 
Tks @Bobby_Nobble, @arsaboo and @Jer78. I’d like to not use images, but we’ll expect support for this soon.
Slowly progress is being made @kuuji just released a custom button card for lovelace
my first setup:
Finally, what I’ve been hoping for. Thanks smart people.
continuing from Custom-ui Tiles template not working,
HI,
Been discussing with @vladosam, who helped me turn the paradigm in my templates.
I am trying to get my Tiles to follow the state of my device_tracker Life360 and have it show images depending on the zones it is in. The thing is these Life360 zones are capitalized combinations of words without _ as in ‘Multiple Words’ while my images cant be like that and need to be m_multiple_words.png.
So, ive tried this but it doesnt work:
background-image: url(\"/local/tiles/family/m_' + state|lower|replace(" ", "_") + '.png\")';
this background-image: url(\"/local/tiles/family/m_' + state + '.png\")';
works beautifully for m_home and m_not_home, so I know its down to the filter to get it right.
I don’t mind if it had to be like m_multiplewords.png and not use the underscore, but even then the filter needs to be something like state|lower|replace(" ", "").
What could I change and try, please have a look with me?
on Multiple conditions in Tiles Javascript:
answering myself here, because I’ve finally found a way, and it might be of use to anyone on this thread, never read a real answer to it. If it is too obvious, sorry.
this works fine now!
style_template: >
if (state === 'home' || state === 'not_home') return 'background-image: url(\"/local/tiles/family/m_' + state + '.png\")';
return 'background-color: #643aac;background-image: url(\"/local/tiles/family/m_' + 'zoning' + '.png\")';
@vladosam please see this, it makes the other templates we’re checking somewhat easier too!
Nice. I’ll test it in my test env. Is else return 'background... required on zoning or you can just use return 'background... ?
indeed, I never use 'else'
suppose the && operator would work too 
You nailed it with
if (state === 'home' || state === 'not_home')
I was not liking the results using other cards to simulate tiles, so I started to migrate tiles to lovelace. I never created lovelace cards so I’m having some difficulties but I’m liking the initial results.
Oh yes! You’re the best 
Can you share your code with us? Even in alpha state it seems to be usable 
And there are also lots of talented people here who can help you!
Ok, I will organize the code and share it.
Any updates? (sorry for being impatient)
Yes, I just sent github a version that is working for me. In readme there are instructions about how to configure using your current tiles settings, test to check if it works for you. (Sorry my bad english).