I tried getting rid of the borders by adding ha-card-border-width: ā0pxā to my theme. But no success. Did I add it in the right place?
minimalist-mobile:
# Journal
state-icon-color: "rgb(var(--color-theme))"
border-radius: "20px"
ha-card-border-radius: "var(--border-radius)"
ha-card-border-width: "0px"
...
...
I am in the same boat. I have updated everything to latest release and still see the outlines. I can confirm the fix is in the yaml files but they donāt dont go away.
I take my previous statement back. I forgot I overwrote the base themes so I could change between light and dark through automations. So I was not seeing the theme I thought I was. Make sure you are using the theme you think you are and also be sure to reload your themes or else the change wont show up. You can restart home assistant to do that or go to your developer tools>services>Home assistant frontend: reload themes.
Can you share the code for the birthday card? Do you use with a calander integration?
Itās strange. I had it working in my browser yesterday after a reboot of the system, but not the companion app. Now itās back to showing borders both in browser and companion app.
EDIT:
Scratch that. Somehow the line of code had disappeared from the theme. Adding it back in and it works 
On the Wiki page thereās an example of the thermostat card with a second line, I assume this would be airconditioning 'cause I donāt see any options for a second thermostat. But would that be possible, or possibly for even more? One for each room?
Actually, it is not. The second temp adjustment line is for climate entities that support a min and a max target temperature setting.
For now, HA is mainly focused on individual entities. And personally, I think is better and more minimalistic to have a card per entity instead of a big one with less useful information per entity and which is harder to set up.
But you can always raise a discussion or a feature request on the GitHub.
@stiw47 If you have still this bug, could you raise an issue on the GitHub page with information from the error from your browserās dev-console and the (anonymized) config of the card.
Yeah was thinking about the same thing along the lines of one general and in seperate room pages add a thermostat card there. Currently working out a way to replace the default Nest thermostat programming and making it smart in Node-Red from scratch, planning on incorperating TRVās per room and scheduled as soon as Google refunds me my Stadia games 
No problem, appreciate interest in this. Will do this later when finish my daily job.
EDIT: Opened.
You need to install these cards as well. Please read about prerequisites here. You can identify what cards youāre missing by read on your error screenshot e.g. - type: custom:auto-entities. Just search HACS, Frontend part, for auto entities card and install it. Same for other missing cards.
SOLVEDā¦ THANKSā¦ it was a misconfiguration on lovelaceā¦
Thank you so much for your template! It solved my problem as I couldnāt find the information on the page: āCustom Template Battery Info - UI Lovelace Minimalistā on how to use/or create this. I wonder why this information is not on this page the same way it is on other custom cards?
Itās the same example as documented under āUsage with variable ulm_battery_entityā. Only difference is the name of the sensor in this example.
Hi. How did you get this to work in minimalist. I canāt seem to get it to work at all. I donāt get anything to display. I have referenced the sidebar card in ui-lovelace.yaml and included the sidebar card in the include section but nothing works. I have it working in storage mode on the normal lovelace dashboard but would prefer to use it in minimalist because I prefer the cards.
Thank you very much for you mobile dekstop, I am very waiting when you upload you tablet dekstop. Have a nice day!
Does anyone have an idea how I can put the status (the number of lights on in the house) in the button circled? The sensor exists for the lamps but I do not see how to insert it.
I really like the idea and I think it should be possible through the use of styles in a custom card. I donāt know how to implement this together with changes in entity state though. The following example works but is useless to me since I would need it to change with the state of the entity.
- type: "custom:button-card"
template: chip_mdi_icon_state
variables:
ulm_chip_mdi_icon_state_entity: input_boolean.testswitch
ulm_chip_mdi_icon_state_icon: mdi:fan
styles:
icon:
- animation:
- blink 2s linear infinite
- rotating 2s linear infinite
This is what I am using to rotate a fan icon when my climate entity has the state cool:
state:
- value: "cool"
id: cool
styles:
icon:
- animation: rotate linear 1s infinite
- color: "#C6DCF5"
styles:
grid:
- grid-template-areas: "'i'"
extra_styles: |
[[[
return `
@keyframes rotate {
0% {
transform: rotateZ(0deg);
}
100% {
transform: rotateZ(360deg);
}
}
`
]]]
Edit: Did not know you could use animation: rotating 2s linear infinite! No need for the extra_styles!
Thanks for the tip!
Hi, thanks for sharing, to which card did you apply the state?