Hi @wilsto ,
great card. I just used it in my dashboard.
Is there any possibility to set the number of decimals in your card or at least for specific sensors?
Currently it looks like this:
Hi @wilsto ,
great card. I just used it in my dashboard.
Is there any possibility to set the number of decimals in your card or at least for specific sensors?
Currently it looks like this:
@wilsto I am having the exact same issue. My temperature and pH are showing like ten numbers after decimal! It’s also completely ignoring the rounding templates I’ve been trying to use.
Hi @AdoraBelle, colors customization works — we fixed a color display bug in v2.4.0 (#60). Make sure you’re on the latest version and that your colors: config is nested correctly under each sensor, not at root level (that was the issue in #57). Example:
sensors:
temperature:
colors:
low: '#fdcb6e'
warn: '#e17055'
normal: '#00b894'
Hi @eric1905 @ManImCool, this was fixed in v2.2.0 — the card now reads display_precision from the HA Entity Registry. To control decimals:
The card respects HA’s precision setting per entity. No card-level config needed.
Hi @apsmith12, for non-pool sensors (pollen, UV, etc.), check out sensor-monitor-card — it’s a generic spin-off that supports any sensor type with custom ranges and thresholds: GitHub - wilsto/sensor-monitor-card: A fully customizable monitoring card — define your own sensors, units, setpoints, and thresholds for any use case. · GitHub
For font sizes and card-mod: these are current limitations. I’ve opened issues to track both — card-mod CSS variable support and font/size customization.
Hi @tommymsw, great idea! That’s exactly what sensor-monitor-card was built for — you can configure any sensor (temperature, humidity, CO2, etc.) with custom min/max/setpoints: GitHub - wilsto/sensor-monitor-card: A fully customizable monitoring card — define your own sensors, units, setpoints, and thresholds for any use case. · GitHub
Hi @coraxt, card-mod compatibility is a known limitation — the card doesn’t expose custom CSS variables yet. I’ve opened a feature request to add --monitor-card-* CSS custom properties. In the meantime, you can use the built-in colors: config for color customization.