Manage sidebar/menu items (hide/add/move)

If you add it as a frontend module then keeping it as a lovelace resource becomes redundant, but it doesn’t actively hurt anything.

Exceptions:

reading:
https://github.com/Villhellm/custom-sidebar/blob/master/README.md#exceptions

Can I suffice with letting everything default and “only” make some user profiles with exceptions?

Like e.g. in sidebar-order.yaml (does it really need to be in www?)

exceptions:
  - user: kid1
    order:
      - item: map
        hide: true # to hide use true?
      - item: developer tools
        hide: true
      - item: Pi-Hole-1
        hide: true
      - item: Pi-Hole-2
        hide: true

I have in panel_iframe.yaml e.g.:

  pihole1:
    title: Pi-Hole-1
    icon: mdi:dns
    url: http://pihole1.domain.local/admin
  pihole2:
    title: Pi-Hole-2
    icon: mdi:dns
    url: http://pihole2.domain.local/admin

Ok it is in now restarting homeassistant :slight_smile:

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How!?!!?!?!?? Want!

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Ehm, not a developer here… does this mean the next updat of homeassistant it is in :star_struck:?

Assuming the PR is merged, then yes.

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Awesome addition! After reading the change in github, is there a way to make this permanent? (Read it uses local storage so a logout or browser change would reset the changes done)

Any way to make this permanent?

the local storage of HA i would presume

What do you mean by ha storage? Is there any easy way to change the config of this addition to where it uses a more permanent storage like something in ha instead of the browser?

i belive it already uses ha storage and not the browser. i have logged into different machines and my side bar is the same on all

edit, just did browser refresh and it changed

Hello,

I also think this would be great, I especially miss having possibility of adding automations and server controls to sidebar.

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