[SOLVED] - Font Size: Why is the font size of the unit always smaller than the item value? (same with widget name ...)

[ohb1138 (Justus Reich)]

@ysc

The unit was put in a <small> tag because I like it like this

Hi Yannick, I do not mean it offensive of course you implement your widgets how you like them !!!
This is why I did not asked for a code change but simply for a tweak and it seems that I found it myself (at least the tweak that works for me

@ohb1138

Is there also a tweak to override just the font size of the unit in the Dummy Widget ?

I digged through the OpemHAB community and found this topic:

[SOLVED] Dummy Widget Format Value

Hey Guys, i hope you can help me. I have a dummy widget where i connected a temperature Item. The dummy widget shows me like: 10.302848392 °C but i want 10.3 °C. I know i can check serverside format but then it shows nothing. I want use the Format field to Round the Value but i dont know and i dont find anything to use this field. I tested “%.1f” but nothing is happen. Does anyone knows how to use the Format Field in Dummy Config? Best Regards

where the unit is simply moved from the Unit (in my german case it is “Einheit”) field:

to the Format field (and of cause removing the entry in the Unit field ) :

Having the unit “°C” in the format field displays it in the same font size like the item value!!!

Problem solved!!!

To have all questions of my topic answered in one post - which I will mark as the solution - I will reference to Yannicks earlier post where he gives the workaround how to scale the font size of the Dummy widget name:

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The unit was put in a <small> tag because I like it like this

You can create a CSS file (say habpanel-overrides.css ) in the html folder of your openHAB conf and >reference it as /static/habpanel-overrides.css in the advanced settings.
In the file put this:

.dummy-content small {
   font-size: 100% !important;
}

To change the font size of the label try:

.dummy-content span:first-child {
   font-size: 28px !important;
}

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Instead of a fixed font size (like 28px) I used a percentage bigger 100% (=> 120%) which fit my needs:

.dummy-content span:first-child {
    font-size: 120% !important;
}

Thanks Yannick for your response and support!!!