Open joelis10 opened 3 hours ago
It's a tough one to get right. I have a few screens and the dimness varies depending on which one is running it.
You can use custom css to up the opacity no problem. Looking now the custom css documentation is slightly outdated, but in essence you just need to mount a css file to /custom.css
in the container.
The selector is:
.sleep #clock{
opacity: 0.1;
}
Describe the bug Likely not a bug and can be fixed with custom CSS, but in my opinion, the default sleep mode text is waaayy too dark. I can barely read it from a distance on my small clock, which is where it would be the most helpful.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Sleep mode text is actually readable somewhat or at least customisable using envrionement variables/custom CSS with docs on which variables/elements need customising.
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Your Kiosk version 0.13.0
Your Kiosk installation Docker
Your Kiosk ENV or config file
Any parms passed to the URL used to access Kiosk None
Desktop: Firefox 132.0 (64-bit)
Smartphone: Home Assistant 2024.11 iFrame
Additional context None