I just started with my floorplan and implemented an overlay picture for the status of my tv. The standard background picture is showing the “on” state of the tv. As soon as I turn it off it is overlayed with another picture. When the tv is turned “on” a spinning blue circle in the middle appears. It it is turned “off” there is no circle. The same behavior with other entities. What’s going on here and how can I remove it?
The spinning circle means, that HA does not know what to show, because you did not attach an image to the state of the respective entity (or the name of the image you want to show is misspelled )
In other words - for example HA doesn’t know what image you want to show when the state of your “media_player.apple_tv” is other than “standby”.
Not sure if “replacing” the whole image with a new one just because one item in the view changed is the way to go?
Lets say you have 4 different items that may change how they look.
You will end up making 4x3x2=24 different renderings.
My suggestion for picture-elements:
Leave the background picture the same and only change the item in question using “conditional” to decide what to show
I got it. Thanks. Is there any way I can configure that if it’s not “standby” do nothing?
No. I have a base image (see picture below) and only need one additional picture for each item to show 2 different states. Here for example vacuum to overlay it to the base image. This way I can overlay multiple pictures without interfering each other. It’s a png file so the white area is transparent and always shows the base image.
One more question. I want the whole object to be clickable. So I increased the size of the button, but the button only reacts to the center area where the lettering is. How can I expand the clickable area to the whole green area?