Hello, I wanted to collect examples of what you have already done with the new user interface. Maybe there are some inspirations for all of us. So have fun :slight_smile: This is how my overview page looks like on a tablet at the moment. [IMG_0402.PNG] Best regards, Manfred

[image] Daniel_O: Are you all just running a rule/script when a scene button is pressed? But then, how do you handle a scene being “active” or not? Do you disable the others first, or do you just fire off the new commands, never mind if the contradict a previous scene? I know what you mean …

I thought about using metadata to define an item beloging to a certain scene. Then when I the item receives a command from “another source”, you could disable all the scenes that an item belongs to. and on the other hand I could disable all other scenes once a new scens receives a command. But then…

I think I’m pretty much at the same stage as Mike; pretty far with the user interface but the scenes don’t have any intelligence behind them. For example my “Movie Start” item starts a scene, switches on the media center and lights (some on, some off, some dimmed) and then switches of the item again…

[image] Integer: Thermostat With set temperature and heating control: [image] I love this widget !!! One question, the arrow-up / down, are they supposed to change the set-temperature? When I copied your code it takes me to a graph with the temperatures / humidity

OO.. you are right, thanks! … since I’ve added the oh-link component, I’ve never tried the the arrows to change the set temperature. Please change the last line of the yaml: From: width: 100% To: width: "=props.set_temp_item ? 'calc(100% - 55px)' : '100%' " I updated the ori…

[image] Integer: width: "=props.set_temp_item ? 'calc(100% - 55px)' : '100%' " Done! Solved :slight_smile:

Hey @Tallman , hmm looks like you are trying to insert the widget code directly into the page yaml code? I’ve tried to insert the widgets in Cells, Row/Columns and Masonry, should work. [Insert_Widget_into_page]

OK there it works, I meant the layout with a fixed width (similar to Habpanel). [1]

Okey, thanks for clarification. Then you are running already OH 3.1 M3 build? I‘m currently running the stable OH 3.0.1 installation. If you find out, what‘s wrong with the widget in the fixed grid layout, plz share it here. Maybe a good preparation, when I will update to 3.1 stable. :slight_smile: …