i started with just coping over the lovelace folder
then edited my resources and config.yamk to point to new lovelace view
so i didnt overwrite a thing of my excisting folders/files
first start is verry ugly , then just edit page a page
i started with just coping over the lovelace folder
then edited my resources and config.yamk to point to new lovelace view
so i didnt overwrite a thing of my excisting folders/files
first start is verry ugly , then just edit page a page
How do you get the notifications to pop up everytime there is some new info? I have got the markdown
card working but i cant figure out how you are getting them to pop up.
I am not using declutting.
Hope you can give me some clues
You should use conditional cards for that. How to do that you can find here.
Did you set yaml mode in configuration.yaml?
You can not use this with the GUI editor. You will need to use yaml mode instead of storage mode. Please read my documentation on how to do that.
Hello again, another update and this will be the last for a few days I promise.
I had a lot of feedback the past few days from many people here on the forums and on my discord/whatsapp channels. One of the major requests was if it would be possible to have less frequent smaller updates. So to listen to your feedback, I will do updates once a week but they will be slightly bigger than the small updates I provide now.
Another request was if it was possible to use other payment methods to donate to. I have put a lot of hours in this project and I put the same amount of hours to share this with you (and writing docs/updates etc). Remember that I do this for fun, support me if you want, just know I donât do it for donations, I do this because I like you people to enjoy HA just as much as I do, but without investing the same amount of time in it than I did. A little word of appreciation will make me equally as happy. I have provided a paypal link on the repo for those who really want to support me.
Remember, every file described below has #comments, use these comments as guidelines for your update!
v. 0.11.2
Please read this first. In all changed files there is a # Changed/Added in 0.11.2
. Change/Add these lines in your own files. Most changes are relatively small. Find these tags in any of the files that have changed so you can easily change/add your own lines/files.
This is true for every file below. Note: If it says a file has changed but there are no comments, than it is most likely you only need to remove lines. Below you can read which lines/stacks you will need to remove.
I am only human, I do this for hobby, am an amateur and bound to make mistakes. If you find anything missing to the information below feel free to make suggestions.
*Includes: if you use the same configuration as I do, you can just copy these files
*Templates: if you do not change templates I provide you can always just copy these files without the need of checking the code, Unless when there are added variables!
*Views: views contain information about your own entities, do not just copy this!
*Themes: if you use the same themes, just copy these.
*Other: unnecessary, but might be useful for some.
Some screenshots of this update:
Mars Warrior here
Nice update. We are becoming digital twins regarding layout & styling, although using our own templates and setup. Goal seems to be the same
I did post some screenshots here
Very nice, I really like how you did your themes. It makes me want to rewrite my themes as well as they are pretty raw now.
Your themes will inspire me to make my own. I also âborrowedâ your code for the brightness values (the one that shows nothing when a light is off, thank you for that).
I have mentioned you in my notes, though I wasnât sure if you were the same Mars Warrior that is on tweakers.
dont change to much!!
Donât worry I am pretty happy where the project is standing. The only thing I donât like is my theme (well yes the colors I do like, just not the way it is written). In that matter coding with material-design standards seem like a much better approach.
As I wrote on Tweakers, with a design background, I started with the theming as I wanted to separate the looks from the functionality. It was a lot of work to do that, as I had to rewrite all my templates.
On the other hand my views & cards have gotten a lot better: much less yaml code!
And we both seem to like what Apple did with homekit .
That is what github is all about: sharing ideaâs!
It is the first time I published my designs on Github btw.
On most forums there is only 1 Mars Warrior, or MarsWarrior, or MarsRocks
Like on most forums there is only 1 jimzz or jimz011 .
Did you move away from popup cards because they in turn canât open their own popups? I just started implementing some of your layout and tried to do it without all the views since that seemed a bit much for me, but now Iâm starting to rethinkâŠ
there is still a light popup card, weather popup is gone
Ah, maybe the popups were never used in the way I think. Iâve followed this ui for quite some time now, but just recently checked in the code.
you need to define the entities also in the light-popup file, otherwise they are not shown
only works with lights though, not input_numbers for volume stuff
I was mostly wondering about the reasoning, I donât have any problem with implementation
I moved away from popup cards for a few reasons.
Basically I find the views so much better and in my configuration the views will look exactly the same as a popup window. There is no header in my config and all the views are hidden anyways.
I hope this answers your question.
Popups arenât the way to go, I tried using popups as well and it just creates more problems (popup location, size, cross device compatibility, capabilities, etc). Jimz was right to change to views, much more flexible and easier to work with, I donât see many downsides to doing it this way. I think you will be happier to implement the views like Jimz.
I think you both are correct. I will probably keep popups for some things where a whole view is overkill, but I will look into using views this way. I already have cch so it should be easy enough to hide them.
Another great thing about the views is that you can have a tablet variant as well in landscape mode. Without adding too much code. See my repo for examples.