TESTER is shown in my sidebar and I have created lovelace-test.yaml in the config directory which contains:
title: My Awesome Home
views:
# View tab title.
- title: Example
cards:
# The markdown card will render markdown text.
- type: markdown
title: Lovelace
content: >
Welcome to your **Lovelace UI**.
Selecting TESTER, I don’t see the “welcome to your…” message, I see what looks like a complete default lovelace dashboard with every badge/element/etc shown. If select “overview” in the sidebar, I get my “old” dashboard. I have moved my raw configuration into ui-lovelace as well.
Note: I am trying to set up multiple dashboards for different people/uses…which is why I am not just modifying ui-lovelace.
Just a small tip to make life easier.
I would suggest to run lovelace itself in “storage” mode, and then create different dashboards in yaml mode as well.
That way you can easily do some testing in the GUI, and HACS auto install of resources works etc.
Olen…I copied your configuration (replacing the filename) and had the same results. If I select “home” I get a display of all entities/badges/… not the simple yaml file I have in lovelace-test.yaml.
NOTE: I am running supervised home assistant under debian 32 no-desktop. Is it possible that multiple desktops don’t work in my environment?
All my “dash-”-files are in the /config folder. I could not get it to work by placing them anywhere else.
But they again only contains links to different “views” (tabs).
So the “dash-home.yaml” - which lives in the same directory as the configuration.yaml - only has the following: