@Theo_de_Koning,
from your screenshot, you have to hit the ‘+ Add’ button in the middle.
Then add for example a ‘toggle’.
Now you will see that toggle in the sections, and probably with blue lines around it.
You will also see in the breadcrumb trail the following, >Dashboard >Sections >Toggle.
Now hit the >Toggle in the breadcrumb, and you can configure that particular Toggle.
Does it make a little more sense now?
I’m still at moments suffering from the login page bug (or whatever it is)
some more positive feedback and example for v1.2.0
using a dialog on e.g. the “Temperature” field: I open a more detailed view of the temperature history:
And I use this opprtunity to write some “change requests / wishes” (@skogsaas hope you do not mind 
- but so slowly I find in promising and appreciate the latest changes!)
Fixed, I think 
Just released 1.2.1 into production.
Wow! I must say, that’s what I call a proper list of feedback! 
What’s your day job, developer?
I have a todo-list locally, just copied everything you just listed into it 
I will work towards making everything simpler, but right now I do agree with you; the learning curve is probably way to high
@skogsaas
yes … in software engineering since ages … mostly developer all the time, but also more and more into project management since 5 years … so yes, familiar with many things here somehow (although my focus is on backend side)
color stop fix confirmed.
I will try to write or record a small document for you to at least get started again.
@skogsaas
Something does not really work with the switches. I try to setup a separate section, that only show alert conditions (told you about that already ):
so this looks like this while editing:
but after I navigate away, it looses the properties (label messed up, icon gone):
This small guide post is to at least help you along.
I assume, you did the following already.
When you did all that, you will end up with something like this:
Now press the Add button in the middle bottom, and select Section.
Then press, the Sections link indicated with the green arrow above, and you end up with this:
Again press the Add button, and select a Toggle:
Now you see that the Toggle has been added on the section, hit the link indicated by the green arrow.
Now you see the breadcrumb path has been extended to include > Dashboard > Sections > Toggle
Now hit the Toggle link on the breadcrumb:
Now you can configure the actual Toggle:
Find the Item/Device:
Fill out the Label and add an icon:
Click somewhere on the dashboard itself, and press save:
That should be it.
Now you can edit your dashboard like you want.
Clicking an item, the breadcrumb path will change, and using the breadcrumb item you can configure it.
So if you click on the Toggle on the dashboard, the breadcrumb path will show >Dashboard > Sections > Toggle, you can now configure one of the three, from the breadcrumb path.
I hope it makes some sense now.
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Back with my showcases (v1.2.1) … really start to like it … how it looks and behaves …
Using Dialog Widgets on items to open more details:
Or using Dialog Widgets to edit settings (e.g. in normal dashboard only shown a sensor value, but not editable, by clicking on the item, dialog opens to modify values):
And of course @skogsaas I provide you with some more observations 
Keep on with this good work !!! (really spent many hours with it now … basically it seems stable now, but still has some usability glitches … see above).
After releasing v1.0.0 I asked Athom to make the app public for the first time. So it now lists if you search for it, and it typically is listed on the front-page under “newly updated apps” (or whatever that section is called) 
You are awesome!
I love to see what you’re managing to create!
It looks way better than my main dashboard 
And as always, I’ll make a copy of your list of observations! 
Added a new widget under the “Logic” category; Readonly. This widget just disables all child widgets added to it. Enjoy 
works as intended 
(was initially thinking about some widget properties, but this is also a nice approach!)
Added a new widget under the “Logic” category; Readonly . This widget just disables all child widgets added to it.
Added new widget pushing the concept of “readonly widgets” further. The new widget Secured under the “Logics” category allows users to lock child widgets, requiring a password to unlock the child widgets. The password is SHA256 hashed, and it more or less non-“decryptable”. NSA might disagree, but your children/spouse wont manage to retrieve the password
Readonly mode:
Blur mode (might be great with security cameras):
Hidden mode:
Click the “Unlock” button and a dialog with a password box will appear. Input the password you selected, and the child widgets will be unlocked.
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secured: the user only needs to open test “Edit dashboard” menu and set a new password
this all basically makes only sense if the menu itself can be secured or hidden on dashboard level in my view.
regarding some widgets: I did not find any systematic approach, why some widgets only supports a single child, while other multipe children … e.g. list or section support multiple, while dialog, readonly support only single … wouldn’t it be easier if all of them support multiple? (at least for the user) … happened a few times, that I got stuck, and had to introduce a list inbetween. from UI point of view I see no reason for that.
and still not 100% sure if I like the readonly concept … it actually fits pretty well to the hierarchical widget concept (so from this angle a good idea) … but I guess it would be much easier for the user to have some widget properties (for every widget) to set, like
that gets inherited to all children (so I can still choose to set it for an entire set of children, or just for one single widget without the need to introduce some additional intermediate layer)
imagine now you make a “styling” widget (he he … what an idea) … but if you want something styled an read only, you would need to nest 2 additional widgets in order to achieve it.
PS: some more thoughts for the “secure” widget
, or to make it less “ugly” just a partly transparent lock icon or such …Completely different question:
did anyone already try to use Google Chromecast App for Homey | Homey to cast the dashboard(s) to a Google Nest Hub?
since they are not really expensive, I’m considering this as option … but how well would/does it work?
