and i got the above, I want to reduce the white space around the icon, but cannot seem to do so. I can remove background and put a negative margin such as:
margin: -30px 0px -20px -40px;
and i get this (note the box shadow is #'d out to show how it overlaps the button which gets blocked):
so my question is. instead of move the glance card around and clicking the ability to hide the controller status, can i reduce the white space around the icon within the glance in order to reduce the white space?
I’m using Auto entities to show all lights that are switched on. Would it be possible to show all lights that are switched off using fold entity row down below?
The real reason I would like to do this is to use similar function to control my doorlocks. So I see if the are Open, but if I want to open any of the switched off then I can just fold out the hidden entities.
Now I want to somehow organize 30 of my blinds… What I think this could be to group them and use fold entity row. But then I will be missing the slider for %. Can I combine Fold entity row with slider entity row?
Could you take a look what is wrong in this config?
If I use a group to populate a section, is there a way to rename the group header in the card, without having to rename the ‘name’ value in the group config?
Group Config
bedroom_fan_lights:
name: Bedroom Fan Lights
entities:
- light.bedroom_master_fan_light_1
- light.bedroom_master_fan_light_2
After updating Home Assistant a few weeks ago, I noticed my fold-entity-row cards are no longer showing entities on a single line, and are breaking things up on multiple lines.
I verified I have the latest version, that it’s loaded in my resources, have cleared browser caches, etc., with no success. It appears this way regardless of browser (Chrome, Firefox), OS (MacOS, Windows), and mobile device.
Thanks. I verified I did have the latest version 20.0.4 from the repo. I completely removed it from HA, the resources, restarted everything, cleared browser caches, and then reinstalled the card. Still the same behavior.