Secondary States, Localization & Accessibility Upgrades
This release introduces a fantastic new feature for displaying secondary entity states, adds localization support to the editor, and includes important accessibility improvements.
New Features
Secondary State Display [#13]
You can now display the state of a graph_entity directly next to the main entity's state.
This is perfect for scenarios like showing a switch's power consumption at a glance.
To enable this, simply add show_graph_entity_state: true to your entity configuration when you are also using graph_entity.
Example Lovelace configuration:
- entity: switch.office_light
name: Office Light
graph_entity: sensor.office_light_power
show_graph_entity_state: trueLocalization
The card editor is now available in multiple languages.
We are launching with support for:
- English
- German
- French
The editor will automatically use your Home Assistant language setting.
We welcome contributions for other languages.
Accessibility Improvements
When using the “Tile Style” layout, toggleable entities (like switches and lights) are now more accessible:
- Icons are now proper buttons with the correct ARIA roles.
- They are fully navigable via keyboard.
Other Changes
- The card now logs its version and other information to the browser's developer console for easier debugging.
- Updated various development dependencies to keep the project up-to-date.
- The
README.mdhas been updated with:- Documentation for the new features.
- A guide for contributing translations.