Should you have image tiles with large margins, and you are unconcerned about changing the image's perspective, here's how I changed it to fill the entire tile.
Using Firefox with Windows 10 (should be similar with Chrome)
display the dashboard
Place cursor over image tile element; right click to display a menu, click on Inspect Element
You should see something like this in the "pseudo elements" display
Should you be using an app generating large tiles that may overflow the defined tile space, here's how to modify the tile's CSS so the information is scrolled.
Bumping. Any suggestions on why my Android phone won't use the correct font? If I use the Barlow Condensed font (default font in the Smartly skin) on a dashboard I created, my phone doesn't use BC. However, if i open a dashboard that uses the Smartly Skin, my phone does use the BC font.
@stephen_nutt Font changes in CSS needs to use "!important" in most cases, this is due to the fact they are defined in the element in the HE Dashboard, not in CSS.
Adding "!important" worked (sort of). Unfortunately it changed this:
to this:
I will go back to the beginning of this thread figure out how change font on a section by section basis instead of trying to be lazy and do it all with one CSS setting.
@stephen_nutt ah, yes, global changes with !important can have some not so desired effects. This thread should help you define the right groups of elements to change.
Very likely, yes. With "icon helper text", what do you mean? For a switch it would be the text "on" and "off", right? In general it is just a matter of prepending your selector with something like this
#tile-57
for the tile-title:
#tile-57 .tile-title {
Per tile-type would be a different thing. That is a bit more complex.
Is there any way to suppress/remove the top banner on a dashboard (the home icon, green tick, + and settings gear icon)? I want to add multiple dashboards into iframes on html pages and they look a bit daft with all these top banners repeating everywhere.
@Angus_M I was given his code which allow the icons only to remain, but hides them in the bottom right of dash. Handy to still allow access to changes but "outta sight"