Where/how to use a right_margin inside the graph with the new deprecation #218
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Hi, I just discover the new deprecation with the combo: show_value:
right_margin: 12but I didn't really understand how to add a gap inside the graph to let some space to display the value:
if you look carefully, I have a second y-axis, and I was wondering if the tricks in the doc will really work in that case Please note that things like: layout:
margin:
r: 32Is not what I'm looking for as it will just create an unnecessary large empty margin between the graph and the border of the card and won't solve the collision showvalue with 2nd y-axis ticks Also, as it was the case before, but i was to shy to ask, how to enter this gap width in term of pixels rather than in %, as a percentage of the x-axis will change the the precise location of the text itself after a zoom in/out. |
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You can use time_offset as the error message indicates. There's also some more help (new) at the bottom of the readme. |
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To do it in %, you'll need to use a $fn on the global time_offset and make it relative to hours_to_show |
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Oh! Okay! It took me time to understand where and how! Now it sound obvious... :-) |
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:) yes, In retrospective, I should have named it differently to the one inside entities. Global_offset or viewport_offset or something of the sort. |
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I should add some happy face emojis so ppl read my error messages, hehe |
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:) Well in, fact from my side, the "global" confused me, I started to put 'time_offset' everywhere (layout, entities, etc. ) except really "outside" at the same level at hours_to_show or refresh_interval. On top of that I was using time_offset: -8h, with minus :) |
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And the readme has become very unorganised. I hope a contributor dares at some point and improves it by converting it to a table or something like that. |
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BTW here is where I am: |
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Wow, very pretty! what are those gauges at the top? |
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Would you mind posting a yaml, I would like to copy/paste your work ! I am interrested in having min/mean/max colored. Thx ! |
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I used this CC: https://github.com/custom-cards/dual-gauge-card |
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Yes, you can find the skeleton there: I posted the YAML at the end of that discussion |
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You can use time_offset as the error message indicates. There's also some more help (new) at the bottom of the readme.
The old right_margin created a bunch of issues, and it is redundant.
Much luck with this!