Would be great to implement a sliding text - if entity’s value is very long, it automatically slides left like we see in the TV news line
I think the technical term is “scrolling text”
Sliding text = Marquee
and
The Marquee element (Obsolete)
The marquee effect is rarely ever seen in modern web UIs because, although considered a novelty back in the 90’s (along with the blink tag), it fell out of fashion because it was considered to be distracting (and often associated with annoying attention-seeking ads).
If you want to see how it looks in Home Assistant, the Ariela Android app offers it as an option. Wide text under a badge can scroll. Personally, I dislike the appearance of the marquee effect.
I stand corrected
As the current vote tally testifies
just to get back on this, the Custom Header allows one to do this:
vertical marquee
header_text: >-
<style>
flip {height:24px;overflow:hidden;}
flip > div > div {color:var(--primary-text-color);height:24px;margin-bottom:24px;display:inline-block;text-overflow: clip;white-space: nowrap;}
flip div:first-child {animation: show 10s linear infinite;}
@keyframes show {
0% {margin-top:-144px;}
17% {margin-top:-96px;}
33% {margin-top:-96px;}
50% {margin-top:-48px;}
67% {margin-top:-48px;}
83% {margin-top:0px;}
100% {margin-top:0px;}}
</style>
<div style='float: left'>Ha Rpi4: </div>
<div id=flip><div><div>
Summary - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_summary')}}</div></div><div><div>
Daily - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_daily_summary')}}</div></div><div><div>
Hourly - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_hourly_summary')}}</div></div><div><div>
Summary - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_summary')}}</div></div><div><div>
{{states('sensor.dark_sky_summary')}}</div></div><div><div>
{{states('sensor.br_symbol')}}</div></div><div><div>
horizontal marquee:
{% set alerts = namespace(active=[], color='var(--google-red-500)') %}
{% if states('sensor.weatheralerts') | float != 0 %}
{% for alert in state_attr('sensor.weatheralerts', 'alerts') %}
{% set alerts.active = alerts.active + [alert['title']] %}
{% endfor %}
{% else %} {% set alerts.active = alerts.active + ['No active alerts'] %}
{% endif %}
{% set inside=states('sensor.temperatuur_living')%}
{% set outside=states('sensor.temp_current')%}
{% set temp_color='var(--primary-text-color)'%}
{% set symbol='°C' %}
<div style='display: flex;display: -webkit-flex;'>
<div>Ha Rpi4: </div>
<marquee>
<span style='color: {{ temp_color }}'>
Inside temperature: {{ inside }}{{ symbol }},
Outside temperature: {{ outside }}{{ symbol }},
</span>
<span style='color: {{ alerts.color }};'>
Alerts: {{ alerts.active | join(' - ')}},
</span>
<span style='color: orange;'>
System alerts: {{states('sensor.marquee_alerts')}},
</span>
<span style='color: {{ temp_color }}'>
Summary - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_summary')}},
Daily - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_daily_summary').split('.')[0]}},
Hourly - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_hourly_summary').split('.')[0]}}.
</span>
</marquee>
would be really nice if we could use this on a markdown card of sorts, but doing so now yields this:
with:
type: markdown
style: |
ha-card {
background: 'var(--paper-card-background-color)';
}
content: >
{% set inside=states('sensor.temperatuur_living')%}
{% set outside=states('sensor.temp_current')%}
{% set temp_color='var(--primary-text-color)'%}
{% set symbol='°C' %}
<div style='display: flex;display: -webkit-flex;'>
<div>Ha Rpi4: </div>
<marquee>
<span style='color: {{ temp_color }}'>
Inside temperature: {{ inside }}{{ symbol }},
Outside temperature: {{ outside }}{{ symbol }},
</span>
<span style='color: orange;'>
System alerts: {{states('sensor.marquee_alerts')}},
</span>
<span style='color: {{ temp_color }}'>
Summary - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_summary')}},
Daily - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_daily_summary').split('.')[0]}},
Hourly - {{states('sensor.dark_sky_hourly_summary').split('.')[0]}}.
</span>
</marquee>
might give the button card a try, but otherwise support this FR +1… You might do the yourself too, to give this some traction
Ill post a separate question on the community to ask where I might be able to put this marquee code in a card…
for the Custom Header, see Custom Header template showcase and discussion