Something else I missed earlier… On my ecobee thermostat, I use “Auto” mode. This mode has a separate setpoint for both heating and cooling. The regular HE dashboard has always displayed this well and you can change each of those setpoints separately.
With smartly, it only shows me the heating setpoint.
Please do. In fact, better to just post here as I expect those threads on HE to eventually be deleted.
smartly should recognize any attribute tile that uses ‘bpt-’ naming and should give you an option to apply CSS fixes. edit the tile in smartly and check that box.
Greetings! This sounds like a lot is going on, and that nothing is happening consistently. In order to troubleshoot, these issues need to be consistent so let’s break it down!
| The tile does not always become unseen/hidden
If the tile doesn’t hide, it means there was an issue initializing smartly-inject. I would create a new dashboard, add a few random tiles to it, refresh (or back out and click back in to the new dash), add smartly-inject tile to it and the PAW should appear. Keep backing out and going back in to that dashboard to see if you can recreate the problem. You don’t need to update your JSON with smartly for this test.
|Re-accessing dashboards, the smartInject tile is often gone, and needs to be re-added. The tile often will re-add
smartly-inject never removes or adds tiles, even its own tile. it does hide its own tile when it initializes though. I have a feeling once you thoroughly test the first issue above, we’ll find you probably have a few smartly-inject tiles added to your problem dashboards. If that’s the case, I’ll probably have you pastebin me your JSON and I’ll clean it up for you.
Thank you for the screenshots! Just to be clear, clicking the PAW, saving and exiting drag and drop mode is only needed if you are needing to do some drag-and-drop changes. It’s not a requirement for making any of this work.
Is this when you are saying the smartly-inject tile re-appears?
Oh right, so there might still be a bug that requires us to run our JSON through smartly engine for this to work, but no you shouldn’t need to run it through smartly.
As you can see from the picture, the texts “LIGHTS” and “LIVING ROOM” are left-aligned (it’s obvious with “LIGHTS”). This is despite me selecting text-alignment: center on the smartly website.
Here’s the relevant portion of the CSS:
{“id”:60,“template”:“texttile”,“templateExtra”:“LIGHTS”,“pos”:42,“mods”:{“text_alignment”:{“value”:null},“zoomable”:{“value”:null},“color_fg”:{“value”:null},“color_bg”:{“value”:null},“border”:{“value”:null,“modifier”:{“border_size”:{“value”:null}}}}}
What’s weird is posting the code back into smartly still shows text-alignment as center.