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Although the nav system is ready, Im still not done with the project and have 50+ devices to set up!
I use 4 rules for my dashboards:
- The nav system must be consistent and easy to use.
- I always need to know where I am in the workflow
- I must be able to get anywhere (room, area, device) in the house with no more than 3 touches.
- Basic info (weather, time, and so on) must always be available.
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Your dashboards look awesome!
If you don’t mind me asking, can you let me know how you created the horizontal volume slider under your Speakers dashboard?
Thanks.
Thanks so much.
I love sharptools and definitely prefer it over the native home assistant dashboards. The only exception is for Sonos. Their card in HA is really nice.
That dashboard is embed of a homeassistant lovelace page. It took a few steps to be able to embed a page from homeassitant, but this thread is what helped me out : Google Chrome - Mixed Content - Media Not Showing
I then made a dashboard in homeassistnat using this card with homeassitant. It’s super useful, responsive, and handles grouping and ungrouping really well. Reach out if you have any questions, as I really enjoyed making this.
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That looks awesome, hoe did you manage to create the menu at the bottom? I can only make separate tiles referring to different dashboards, but then there are white lines between the tiles… (super tile doesn’t support dashboards)
Looks great! How did you make the lateral menu? I can only make separate tiles for a menu, this looks like one big one (and looks way better!)
Hello and thanks! The bottom menu are tiles, but with the border width reduced to “0”. To avoid customizing each tile, I created a custom theme with a default dark tile with no borders and a light tile with no border. The light tile indicates which dashboard is active. Hope this helps.
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Ahh yeah that’s the way, thanks!!
