Hi everyone,
Iāve updated to the latest version of Minimalist UI, but now Iāve got the Turkish language as my welcome card. The system languages is Dutch, so iām confused now. Itās with the standard Welcome Scene Card and the Custom Welcome Scene card from Everything Smart Home.
This happend to me before, but it fixed itself over a period of time. Where do I change the language used in the cards? In the repo there is not a separate languages folder.
Hi
The displayed language is determined from 2 places.
The language set in your user profile within HA
The language set in the Minimalist integration configuration screen
Thanks for the quick replyā¦but both of the selectors are on Dutch. Itās still displaying the Turkish language.
Reinstalled the integration, restarted the host. Still the same.
Same issue for me. Did you find a solution?
No not yet, still the same. I tried another welcome card, but it looks like Home Assistant things Turkish is the system language.
But still, everything else is Dutch.
Maybe there is some automated translation file hooked up in the cache directory used by Minimalist.
You can check this by going to this file: /config/custom_components/ui_lovelace_minimalist/__ui_minimalist__/ulm_templates/language.yaml
This should be in Dutch, if not delete it and restart HA or reload the Minimalist integration.
Thanks, but the file was already in Dutch.
Still deleted it, restarted HA en reloaded the Minimalist integration. No result.
Hi,
Can you share your code, i use same card but no popup show upā¦
Thnks.
I changed the item2 of card_esh_welcome_topbar: with the following code:
card:
type: "custom:button-card"
template: "custom_chip_weather_date"
entity: "[[[ return variables.ulm_weather]]]"
variables:
ulm_card_tap_action: "popup"
ulm_weather: "[[[ return variables.ulm_weather]]]"
ulm_custom_popup:
template: "popup_weather_forecast"
popup_variables:
ulm_popup_weather_entity: "[[[ return variables.ulm_weather]]]"
# tap_action:
# action: "navigate"
# navigation_path: "weather"
styles:
card:
- width: "100px"
- box-shadow: >
[[[
if (hass.themes.darkMode){
return "0px 2px 4px 0px rgba(0,0,0,0.80)";
} else {
return "var(--box-shadow)";
}
]]]
I noticed that the custom card has been updated since then so some of the changes are not present here.
- type: "custom:button-card"
template: "card_welcome_scenes"
triggers_update: input_boolean.triggers_update
entity: input_boolean.minimaliseren
variables:
ulm_card_welcome_scenes_collapse: input_boolean.minimaliseren
ulm_weather: weather.openweathermap
ulm_language: "NL"
entity_1:
entity_id: scene.lampen_fel
icon: mdi:car-light-high
name: Fel
icon_color: blue
bg_color: blue
entity_2:
entity_id: scene.sfeer_verlichting
icon: mdi:car-light-dimmed
name: Sfeer
icon_color: green
bg_color: green
entity_3:
entity_id: scene.romantisch
icon: mdi:candle
name: Roman #OPTIONAL
icon_color: red
bg_color: red
entity_4:
entity_id: scene.slapen
icon: mdi:bed
name: Slapen
icon_color: yellow
bg_color: yellow
entity_5:
entity_id: scene.welterusten
icon: mdi:block-helper
name: UIT
icon_color: red
bg_color: red
Maybe someone can help me here, I use a dark theme for my phone but that is causing mine to look awful - is there any way to override the colors (maybe at least the background) so there is much more contrast between the buttons and the background?
Hi,
First of all make sure the theme is set on your device. Based on your screenshots it is jot selected on your mobile.
Theme settings are not global but device specific. 
I am working hard on my new dashboard.
I started with a grid, but now I am stuck, because the cards are longer then I want it.
How can I tell the card, that it should not be higher then the grid?
Definition of the grid
type: custom:grid-layout
layout:
grid-template-columns: 20% 35% 35%
grid-template-rows: 5% fit-content(100%) 35% 5% 2%
grid-gap: 1em
grid-template-areas: |
"header header header"
"welcome rooms house"
"calendar camera media"
"footer footer footer"
". . ."
bad card
################
# Calendar #
################
- type: grid
columns: 1
square: false
cards:
- type: custom:atomic-calendar-revive
view_layout:
grid-area: calendar
# style: |
# ha-card {
# border-radius: 20px;
# }
enableModeChange: true
firstDayOfWeek: 1
maxDaysToShow: 30
entities:
- entity: !secret calendar_entity_primary
- entity: !secret calendar_entity_family
showCurrentEventLine: false
showMonth: false
showWeekDay: true
showNoEventsForToday: true
showEventIcon: false
calShowDescription: true
showLastCalendarWeek: false
dimFinishedEvents: true
showRelativeTime: false
eventCalNameColor: rgba(86, 100, 86, .35)
calWeekDayColor: rgba(86, 100, 86, .35)
showLocation: false
untilText: bis
noEventsForNextDaysText: keine Termine in den nƤchsten Tagen
showProgressBar: false
showDescription: true
noEventText: keine Termine heute
showFullDayProgress: true
disableCalEventLink: false
disableCalLocationLink: false
disableCalLink: false
showDate: false
sortByStartTime: true
cardHeight: 3
refreshInterval: 60
Yes - done - thank you!
Hi All.
Is it possible to get a calendar type card? I currently use the atomic calendar which is awesome!
Is it possible to show the zone in the Person Card or Person Info Card as āunknownā if the following conditions are met?
I suppose itās as simple as doing an if-else statement in the custom card yaml fileā¦
And similarly, for the Person Info Card, do a check if a person is moving and based on what activity is being detected (in_vehicle, walking, running, cycling etc.) show different text for āDriving - Homeā and icon for commute. And by help of proximity sensor I guess it should be possible to see if the person is moving towards or away from home.
Although these changed could be made in the file, perhaps some of it could be of interest to include as options in the custom card itself?
Mind sharing your code for the status line? I mean where you see how many people are at home, number of open doors and lights.
Thank you
can anyone provide any guidance for a novice interested in using a grid-type layout?
i have a fire 7 i want to build a dashboard forā¦ using the horizontal stack makes it harder to fit into the tablet in the right way. I think grid is they way to go. But how is best to work out the layout and then build the right code?
You can create a grid card in another theme and copy the code. But basically like this for a 4-column grid with no square cells.
- type: grid
square: false
columns: 4
cards:
- type: custom:button-card
entity: light.some_light
....