Andrey
Andrey
With c/f it is easy you always want one and not the other,but with other units it is not always clear. I.e. i might prefer metric, but what do I...
The issue is not clear here. Please post the relevant parts of the config fully.
You can already theme the slider by setting `--ha-paper-slider-width` via themeing. If you set it (for example) to 100px the slider will never take *more* than 100px, but it could...
You define themes as usual: ```yaml frontend: themes: shortslider: ha-paper-slider-width: '100px' ``` Then you can apply it on a single entity or on an entity-in-group: ```yaml homeassistanbt: customize: light.light_with_slider state_card_mode:...
I assume `livingroom` is under `group` and `binary_sensor.livingroom_climate_windowshutter` is under `homeassistant` and `customize`. In any case tom-of-the-page badges don't support full customization. They support theming and templates, but not context-aware.
It is possible to implement, but what is the usecase? Do you have the same sensor badge in several views and you want to show them differently?
Unless you want the **top** badges to look different depending on **view** - you can do that. Template whatever you like for the top badges, and use context-aware for non-top.
I can't reproduce this. Do you load customui via customizer as local / hosted? or via extra_html_url? If you use customizer, could you try to replace `local` with `debug`? If...
Everyone, those might be separate issues: one in customui and one in core.js @finish06 could you confirm you get an error in customui when you use `local`?
Does it come back when you change it back to `local`? In any case ``` http://hass:8123/frontend_latest/core-363542209d478158788109f8cf3068e8.js:1:6882 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'attributes' of undefined ``` is expected when opening a...