Next to perform the styling I download the template-entity-row<\/a> plugin – which allows applying a template to each entity row. The card yaml is actually fairly compact and readable:<\/p>\n\n\n To be honest it took way longer to accept that this kind of flexibility was not available out of the box – it is too bad some of these add-ons are not just core to HA as they seem like core functionality.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The “out of the box” display is on the left. The ostensibly-improved status is on the right. Note that in truth i dont see a huge need for displaying textually what the red\/green LED shows, however I much prefer “Up\/Down” to “Connected\/Disconnected”..<\/p>\n\n\n\n Home assistant is very powerful – possessing a great deal of flexibility both in terms of what can be monitored and how the monitored state is displayed. Much of the display flexibility comes through a combination of the Jinja templating engine and custom components. Here is one example of this flexibility in action: display a … Continue reading Home Assistant Dynamic Entity Lists with Entity-Dependent Style<\/span> \ntype: custom:auto-entities\ncard:\n type: entities\nfilter:\n include:\n - name: \/pi-cam\/\n options:\n style: |\n :host {\n --card-mod-icon-color: {{ 'rgb(221,54,58)' if is_state('this.entity_id','off') else 'rgb(67,212,58)' }};\n }\n type: custom:template-entity-row\n icon: mdi:circle\n state: >-\n {% if is_state('this.entity_id','off') %} Down {% else %} Up {% endif %}\n\n<\/pre>\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/carson.fenimorefamily.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/Screen-Shot-2022-06-19-at-3.26.50-PM-1-921x1024.png\"){kind=spacer}
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