Hi everyone,
I’d like to create a dashboard for Shelly Wall Display with very large fonts so they can be seen from afar.
How do I turn this:
into this?
Thanks
Search for “big number card”.
Alternatively you may use a stock Markdown card with custom styling for color and font-size.
I had already installed “Big Number Card - Continued” from HACS.
I created a new manual card and pasted the first example code into the YAML editor:
Basic Example with Severity
- type: custom:bignumber-card
title: Humidity
entity: sensor.outside_humidity
scale: 30px
from: bottom
min: 0
max: 100
hideunit: true
color: ‘#000000’
bnStyle: ‘var(–label-badge-blue)’
severity: - value: 70
bnStyle: ‘var(–label-badge-green)’ - value: 90
bnStyle: ‘var(–label-badge-yellow)’ - value: 100
bnStyle: ‘var(–label-badge-red)’
color: ‘#FFFFFF’
But I get this error that I can’t Resolve:
My HA instance runs in a VM on a Synology NAS.
@lldar_Gabdullin
Forgive my ignorance, but can the Markdown card also display text or numbers that come from an entity?
Don’t use the "- " at the beginning when you use the frontend to add the config. That is for when you are using YAML in your configuration.yaml file.
Of course, Markdown card supports jinja templates, you can display states.
Perfect, I managed to do what I thought I’d do!
Three Big Number Cards:
- The first (OFF) is displayed only when the heating is off (in summer or when ‘Away’ is active);
- The second (red temperature) when the boiler is heating;
- The third (gray temperature) when the boiler is not heating.
Thanks tom for the suggestions.
Sorry, I’m new to Home Assistant.
I’ve been researching it.
Thank you very much.
The simplest code:
type: markdown
content: >-
{{ states(‘sensor.xxx’) }} %
Set your required unit instead of “%”.
Then google how to set styles (color and font size) for Markdown.
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