Do you need to install anything else beside card-mod? I tried your code (added an extra { that was missing at the bottom) but somehow the sticky code does not work. The ha-card part (with the shadow effect) does work, so I have the correct card… I want to use this on a vertical-stack, and card-mod docs say I need to use custom:mod-card for that. Which does apply the shadows, but not the sticky.
edit: I think I know what the issue is. I’m trying stuff out and let you know when I’m positive!
@jimz011 I found out what the issue is. I use lay-out card as the base in vertical mode with column_width set to 96%. I did this so I get paddings left and right in my entire view. But this code does not work when using it inside lay-out card apparently. I might try and set the notification area separate and put the rest inside a layout card, to have best of both.
Yes, I tried this just a minute ago and works flawlessly Thanks a lot for the styling code, this was the one thing I wanted to fix so badly in my UI (proper notifications).
I have solved it. i had also dwains theme for a tablet installed. with the package folder from dwains theme deleted it start working. i also needed to put the alarm code in the secret file. that was not stated on the installation guide
There is an example configuration.yaml included which has an example alarm code which did not require the need of secrets. But if it is working that is good
I’m not sure if I installed everything correctly, but I can’t find a way to add cards in the frontpage. Is there any way I can add cards like I would on default HA? With click of a button basically.
Great work. Thanks a lot. I followed every step. But after rebooting and opening the Homekit Infused entry in the left menu, I get a “Secret alarm_code not defined”.
I already have a yaml for resources, But for some reason, I’m getting error when trying to install ur dashboard.
I have all my resources in resources. yaml, I trayed adding
mode: storage
resources: !include resources.yaml
dashboards:
homekit-infused:
mode: yaml
title: Homekit Infused
icon: mdi:home-assistant
show_in_sidebar: true
filename: homekit-infused.yaml```
But it doesn't work, what am I missing?
It is because you need to set the storage mode to yaml. The docs were written for people that want to have both storage and yaml mode available. Putting resources in another file will only work on yaml mode.
Hello guys! I can’t set up the lights view. I added all the lights inside the customize.yaml and created the file into views/lights… but the light view is still empty.