@tamirbunny Itās the current temperature in the state, not the target temperature because target temperature is shown in the temperature control button.
@benchr@tmen79
HVAC mode and HVAC action are two different things.
The HVAC mode is the mode of your thermostat : heat, cool, auto, etcā¦ The icon is colored according to this mode.
The HVAC action is what your thermostat currently do. And it can be idle. The badge is displayed according to this action : heating = red, cooling = blue, idle = no badge.
For example :
if your thermostat is in heat mode and the target temperature is below current temperature, the heater will be on, so the HVAC action will be heating.
if your thermostat is in heat mode and the target temperature is above current temperature, the heater will be on, so the HVAC action will be idle.
Thanks, I understand.
For some reason it doesnāt show any temperature, even though the information is available in the stateā¦
Iām not sure why this is. Is there a workaround? maybe with a template?
Your thermostat is probably showing heat in the state tab. With this template sensor you can now display hvac modes in your cards or where ever you use it. Just add the above configuration to your config settings (configuration.yaml or sensor.yaml) @tmen79
Hello
I like a lot your cards.
Is posible in the person card use filters when use the icon type the entity picture for the states home or not home???
Something like this:
Can we color the text in secondary information in a template card?
I would just like āLOWā to be in red.
{% if is_state("binary_sensor.water_fountain_water_level", "on") %}
Water level LOW
{% elif is_state("binary_sensor.water_fountain_water_level", "off") %}
Water level ok
{% endif %}
Does someone know if this can be done with a mushroom card?
On the right you see me doing animation with custom button card. With the mushroom on the left I have no idea to get this effect. Feature request or am I already able to do it with mushroom cards?
Iām trying to get the Chips cards to work with the swipe-card in a specific way.
Basically I have a couple of chips on the top of my dashboard with (mostly) counters: numbers of doors open, windows open, covers open, etc. These chips are conditional to only show when count > 0.
Issue is that when a lot of Chips are shown, they drop down to the next line, which is not aesthetically pleasing.
To remedy this, I wrapped the whole horizontal stack of Chips in a swipe-card and this works well: instead of dropping to the next line, the chips continue āoff-screenā and can be seen when swiping to the left. The issue here is however that when I release the container, it snaps back to the start. I would like it to keep the position where it is released. Similar to how itās shown here: https://swiperjs.com/demos (right below ā Premium Swiper templates & plugins from UI Initiative).
Does anyone know what parameters of the swipe card to use in order to achieve this?
Hi @piitaya
First of all many thanks for all your hard work on the Mushroom cards. Itās absolutely fabulous.
Would it be a good idea to also show an āidle badgeā in the above example when the HVAC action is idle? In that case you always know that the entity has a HVAC action and the actual state of the action.
Climate entities without HVAC action will just show the colored icon without the use of badges as there is no HVAC Action available. For example the icon will be colored red when itās actually heating but there will be no badge (as there is no HVAC action).
So this means this would be the same visual apperance as a climate entity where the HVAC mode is heat and the HVAC action is idle. Which means itās actually not heating.
Hi all - really stoked to see the update land recently that included mushroom climate cards, theyāre very aesthetically pleasing!
I was previously using āsimple-thermostatā card to control our home climate system and I much prefer the look of the mushroom card.
Iām missing a few functionality pieces that I liked from my old setup, and wondering if thereās a way to include these.
My A/C includes state attributes for the temperature in-duct and the target zone for climate control. The system uses one A/C unit and variable zones control target temperatures in each room. Is there a way to include these state attributes in the secondary information, or alternatively, to support templates?
The other feature is support for fan speeds (ideally collapsible when the system is on/off).
Have attached lovelace screenshots of simple-thermostat and mushroom cards.
