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#Showing the state of a temperature in a template card: | |
{{ states('sensor.your_temperature_sensor') }} | |
#Change the colour of the light depending on status: | |
{% if is_state('light.your_light', 'on') %} | |
orange | |
{% endif %} | |
#Welcome template: | |
{% set time = now().hour %} | |
{% if (time >= 18) %} | |
Good Evening, {{user}}! | |
{% elif (time >= 12) %} | |
Good Afternoon, {{user}}! | |
{% elif (time >= 5) %} | |
Good Morning, {{user}}! | |
{% else %} | |
Hello, {{user}}! | |
{% endif %} | |
I have this code below which is working fine, but I want to make the icon in orange every time that any of these 4 lights below turns on.
light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_1
light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_2
light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_3
light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_4
{% if is_state('light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_1','on')
%} orange
{% endif %}
Does anybody know how to ADD the "OR" clause on this sintax?
I have this code below which is working fine, but I want to make the icon in orange every time that any of these 4 lights below turns on. light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_1 light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_2 light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_3 light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_4
{% if is_state('light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_1','on') %} orange {% endif %}
Does anybody know how to ADD the "OR" clause on this sintax?
{% if is_state('light.banheiro_suite_interruptor_iluminacao_interruptor_1','on')
or is_state('light.light_2','on')
or is_state('light.light_3','on')
or is_state('light.light_4','on')
%} orange
{% endif %}
Many thanks @danewhitfield for your assistance! You rock! :-)
Old thread, not sure if anyone is interested but if like myself you have setup your full name on HA then it might be worth using (either directly or as a helper):
Looks cleaner with just the first name and fits better.