Itās much easier than you think actually!
Open the .yaml file for the view where you want the scheduler to display (configā¦ ui_lovelace_minimalistā¦ dashboardā¦ viewsā¦)
Then simply use the following code with whatever variables you want to be available in the ui (my example is for climate schedules):
Wow thank you! I donāt know why, but I tried so many times and i couldnāt get it to work.
Now I have another question, are there some minimalist card to make a section with all the energy consumption? I have a Shelly EM and until now I used the energy dashboard. If I make a graph card with the shelly em entity, it show me the total amount of energy, not with a daily, weekly or monthly distinctness.
I would also have a go at playing around with all the settings and variables in the graph card (even if you donāt achieve your result, it is good to learn).
It looks to me like you havenāt created the template file in your config. To use a custom card, you need to give it a template - inside configā¦ ui_minimalist_lovelaceā¦ custom_cards (if this folder custom_cards isnāt there, create it.)
Within that folder, create a folder for your custom card: ui_minimalist_lovelaceā¦custom_cardsā¦ custom_card_yagrasdemonde_lights_count
Now create a new file in the folder and call it: custom_card_yagrasdemonde_lights_count.yaml
In the file, paste the following template (taken from the card page)
Butā¦ It works now for me. I wanted it to pop up through a fire-dom-event. I got an error stating the ulm_card_thermostat_preset_mode was not set. Adding this variable (probably) did the trick.
This is how put it in, hopefully it works for you as well
I am new to UI Minimalist. Iām following the EverythingSmartHome Youtube guide. When I add a Title Card, itās putting it to the right of the Welcomed card, instead of below the horizontal stack/person card, like in the video. I verified my code is identical to theirsā¦ do you see what Iām doing wrong?