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[Bug] Alignment of card changes as button rows are hidden #16
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That is possible but having no havc_mode is weird. This should not possible. You should always be able to turn-off and turn-on with heat or cool. |
I have 5 Hive UK7004240 TRVs around my house, and the only HVAC mode they support is So even when I use VTherm to control them, I end up with a single icon in the The TRVs turn off when the temperature is lower than the current temperature, so setting them to 5-7C will turn them off, but allow them to turn on if the temperature drops too low to risk freezing |
ok. Turning off an HVAC controlled by VTherm without turning off on VTherm it self is strange but wht not it is working like that. I will try to have a look but I'm really not a UI expert... Will try to do my best. |
Unless I missed something in the setup, the VTherm thermostats controlling my TRVs don't have an |
The hvac_,modes of the VTherm in over_climate mode is the ones of the underlying. |
It seems that the title and temperature bar are aligned differently to the temperature text and buttons that appear within the arc of the temperature bar. As a result hiding all buttons in a row (i.e. all HVAC modes) changes the alignment of the text within the temperature arc. See below:
This problem is made even worse if you use a non-Versatile thermostat, which results in the preset buttons being hidden (see below). I also imagine this causes the row of sensor icons (motion, window, etc) to clip the temperature arc.
Edit, added photo of thermostat with no buttons to show the text shifted all the way up
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