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Custom Font-Size & Color Dial Button

Posted: Thursday 23 January 2025 11:54
by HarryHase
How can i change the Size and Color inside a Dial Button (switch) ?
(maybe the lastupdate in an other color?)

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blocks[233]         = {                
 width: 6,
 type: 'dial',
 color: '#F1C300',
 title: 'e-Bike'
 }
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Re: Custom Font-Size & Color Dial Button

Posted: Thursday 23 January 2025 16:29
by HarryHase
i figured out howto increase the fontsize via custom.css

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.dial .device {
  font-size: 150% !important
}
But that is for all dial button.

Now i have to try to make it per button and lastupdate (change color) ....

Re: Custom Font-Size & Color Dial Button

Posted: Friday 24 January 2025 17:34
by Lokonli
To change the color of lastupdate of this specific block, add the following to custom.css:

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[data-id='233'] .info {
   color: red
}

Re: Custom Font-Size & Color Dial Button

Posted: Friday 24 January 2025 18:21
by HarryHase
Tkank you ... with !important it works

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[data-id='233'] .info {
   color: red !important
}
Where can i find figure out myself this information?

Re: Custom Font-Size & Color Dial Button

Posted: Friday 24 January 2025 22:52
by HarryHase
I found, that the dashticz site can be analyzed bei chrome with the F12 Key.
Then seach the value or label 23-01-25 ->

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..
<span class="info nosetpoint ">23-01-25 21:34</span>  
..
-> behind the span Class is the keyword wich has to be defined in the custom.css

( !important override other defines)

Re: Custom Font-Size & Color Dial Button

Posted: Saturday 25 January 2025 0:13
by HansieNL
HarryHase wrote: Friday 24 January 2025 18:21 Where can i find figure out myself this information?
You can find a lot of styling info in the manual:
https://dashticz.readthedocs.io/en/mast ... omcss.html

Re: Custom Font-Size & Color Dial Button

Posted: Saturday 25 January 2025 0:34
by james01
Great discovery! Using the F12 key to analyze the Dashticz site with Chrome's developer tools is a smart move. It’s such a handy feature for troubleshooting or customizing. Looks like you’re diving into the tech side—keep exploring!