CAZ
January 23, 2026, 12:27pm
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There are a few community apps that should get what you want done. The first I'd recommend is this:
Tile Builder is a novel way of presenting data on a Hubitat® Dashboard. Rather than each tile being a single unique device, Tile Builder allows data from multiple devices to be presented on the same tile in a variety of formats.
Tile Builder has five child apps for creating different kinds of tiles.
1) Attribute Monitor tiles contain any number of devices for a single attribute. In the following case it's temperature. The table can be sorted by the device name or the attribute value (text or n…
I don't use alarm system keypads but I've seen several on the forums. A search should bring them up. But you might also use another great app from @garyjmilne as there is a keypad:
Remote Builder allows you to create rich virtual remotes for controlling devices around the house. In the initial release there are 3 unique remotes as shown below. Remotes are the virtual equivalent of a physical button remote you might have around the house. Just like most physical remotes, these virtual remotes do not display the state of a device. They are intended to be used in proximity with the device being controlled, so the state is directly observed by the user.
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Remote Build…
I should point out to fully unlock the apps potential a small "donation" is required.
You can also accomplish quite a bit with CSS. There is a guide:
DISCLAIMER: I'm no web designer and my knowledge of and interest in CSS is pretty low.
Everything I've put together in this post is through searching, inferring and experimenting and if there are omissions, mistakes or things that can be done better (which there will be plenty of I'm sure) I'd be happy to be corrected. Everything here is basic 101 stuff for people versed in html/CSS but probably might as well be Greek to everyone else.
I won't have time to put everything down initially so will…
And also a community app to make CSS easier:
The Simple CSS Editor is now released, allowing easy access to common Legacy Dashboard styling options without any CSS knowledge required. Find it on Hubitat Package Manager (HPM) under the convenience tag.
Why Would I Use Simple CSS Editor?
Many people, after having used HE's built-in Legacy Dashboards, want to take the next step in polishing their new creation, making it a showpiece in their home. Three common barriers to this are:
Easy access to basic formatting options for dashboards a…
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