Show Off Your Dashboards!

WOW Nice!!! :smiley: Can I also have a blue one lol. In the same icon :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue:

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you wish is...your wish. :laughing:

Seriously though I think I'm going to put together a whole "bins pack". I'll do the double icon you need plus a single green/blue/black with/without recycle logo as both roller bins and carry style. That should cover most people, I think.

Follow changes on the icon thread. I have a few things to take care of first, but I feel a "blow of real work Friday" coming on.

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Here's the dashboard we use for our mobile devices. There are about 150 devices so it made more sense to split them up some. Some area's are combined like the pantry, kitchen, and dining room into the kitchen to cut down on the number of dashboards. The cameras are in their respective dashboard since we get mobile alerts anyways and I don't need a single dashboard full of camera feeds all the time. Most of the devices are triggered off rules or voice commands. And all of this came about because no one in the house knew how to turn off a light and it was irritating me. Unless I come across something really cool, I'm pretty much done with setting everything up.



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is the pihole just a off on switch or something else...

Love the Mr Sucky :joy::+1:

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The Pi-Hole tile is custom driver to disable DNS Ad Blocking if there's some link someone needs to get to that is being filtered.

Pi-Hole also occasionally sends some stuff to the Hubitat hub about the number of queries blocked etc. It was converted to Hubitat by @cuboy29. https://community.hubitat.com/t/ported-over-pi-hole-on-off-toggle/3165

Pi-Hole is a DNS AD Blocker that runs on a Raspberry PI and this driver controls it. https://pi-hole.net/ It allows you to perform whole-home adblocking without needing to install anything on any of the devices in your house.

I hope this answers your question.

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Yea, the kids named him lol.

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It does I use Pihole as well was unaware of the integration thanks

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You're more than welcome, but it sounds like they're outdated now.
And after all my screwing around... :wink:

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You should have asked first. I'm happy to make them for anyone. Tell you what I'll give you one free (they are all free, but it sounds good, no? :laughing:) If you need an icon or image done up LMK here or the icon request thread. They do not HAVE to be for smartly if you can host and use them another way.

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I :heart: Mr. Sucky!

How did you get that icon in the tile?

@TechMedX iRobot Scheduler written by @aaron
https://community.hubitat.com/t/release-irobot-scheduler/22873

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This is nice.

The more simple clean looking the better.

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Been toying with animate GIF backgrounds. The video is not super clear, so posting a still as well. Neither truly do it justice, but you get the idea. If anyone has a resource for high quality GIFs please LKM. This, and others like it, can be found at Living Stills: Archive (some cool stuff)

Here is my first project with Tile Master 2 -- Showing the status of 3 HVAC units with 11 control zones.

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Here's my wife approved main dashboard page. I try to keep it simple so that any guest can look at it and not get overwhelmed. It mostly consists of quick references and alarm control. lighting control is mostly voice controlled but the entire house can be controlled in the rooms page.

it is scaled for a 10" wall mounted Fire HD

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Yea... I’m replying on a very old post... But I notice you used a “Refresh” button. Could you share how this works? I have a dashboard that could really use the same...

Thanks!

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I'm happy to, but my wife was all "why don't you just click the green check mark" so I have since humbly removed it (yes dear!). Figured I would share that before you suffer the same fate :laughing:

It WAS a "link" tile that pointed to the Local LAN link for that dash. And here I thought I was being all smart.

If you see any of my new posts you'll see I added code to move those items down to the lower right. On some dashes I remove them all together but like you said this one I want to 'refresh' If you want it I can find and repost (it's posted somewhere in the CSS noob thread), but I can grab it again to. LMK

YES DEAR!! :rofl:

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Haha! I’m lucky in that my wife pretty much ignores most of the home automation stuff... She just complains when lights turn off in the kitchen while she is working in it... I can’t say that I blame her for that! :smile:

If you can fine the post, that would be awesome, but no rush! I can probably also search for it myself when I’m back home later on today :wink:

Thanks!!!

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Sound like you need a motion sensor or two added lol

I don't have to search for it, it's at the top off all the custom CSS right under smartly :wink:

.dashboard div .header{position:fixed;bottom:-1em;right:1em;z-index:999;opacity:.2;zoom:.6;-moz-transform:scale(.6)}
.wrapper{height:100%;margin-top:0;padding-top:1em}
.dashBack,.dashName{display:none}
.dashboard div .header>.flex-auto.justify-end,.dashboard div .header>.flex-auto.justify-end>.flex{display:inline-block}

if you want them vertical remove the 'in-line' at the end leaving just 'block'. I prefer horizontal but to each... enjoy.

gotta give props to my boy @spelcheck he is the mastermind :bowing_man: check out smartly it rocks! (I know you use it @Sebastien just a general statement for the masses.)

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