So far I have been running Openhab2 on my Raspberry Pi3 for 5 months now and everything is working awesome. I am looking into doing some customizing to the ui and was wondering if there is a way to edit lets say a button widget to remove the squareness of the widget. I understand that the widgets are arranged in a grid type fashion but even with a light background and using the Orange Tree theme since it shows everything clear but I still see a black border around it. Don/t mind the red as I am still playing around with the color scheme.
- Create your own css.
- Use that css from the settings page
- add this to your css
.no-bkg { box-shadow: none; } -
File an Issue
a. Mention (this page url) to the issue
Can I just create a css file and add,
.no-bkg {
box-shadow: none;
}
Or do I need to create the whole page?
That’s exactly what I said
- Put the file in your conf/html folder
- Goto http://YOUROPENHAB/index.html#/settings
- Find the setting (screen shot above)
- Enter
/static/yourcssfilename.css - Refresh
I am stuck. I have never had any luck with css stye sheets but this is what I entered in the css file.
body
.no-bkg {
box-shadow: none;
}
Nothing happens
Copy what I pasted. That’s all u need to do
Appreciate all of your help. Here is what I have.
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I move the file to openHAB-conf/html and add it to settings.
it still shows the border around the widget buttons.
Edit the widget. Disable no background option. Also try the don’t wrap option
I go into the button widget and there is no option to disable no background or don’t wrap option
if that’s the case, use template widget instead, and use <widget-button> instead. Template widgets have the option to disable background/wrap.
