Dashboard Studio 1.6.0: app icon, clock weather, icon-only tab rail
- App store icon (icon.png) and favicon, drawn by tools/make_icon.py - Clock can show a weather entity with today's high and low from weather.get_forecasts - Side menu gets an icon-only rail style (now the default): full height, centered icons, active marker, names as hover/focus tooltips; phones keep a labelled bottom tab bar Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bins use the integration's own colors (GFT green, Papier blue, PMD maroon, and so on), and each bin is always named, so the color is never the only clue. Types with no pickup planned are hidden. You can limit the card to a number of pickups, or to pickups within a number of days.
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### Clock with weather
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Pick a weather entity in the clock's settings to show the current conditions and temperature under the time. Today's high and low come from Home Assistant's forecast, refreshed every half hour. Tap the weather to see all its details.
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### Media players
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One card can control several players. With more than one, a row of buttons at the top switches between them, and a small animated equalizer marks the ones that are playing. The card starts on whatever is playing. It shows the album art, title and artist, with previous, play/pause and next buttons and a volume slider. A player that is off gets a **Turn on** button instead. You can hide players that are off from the switcher.
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- **Add tab** creates a tab and turns on the menu.
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- Each tab has a name and an icon (an icon name or an emoji). Use the arrows to reorder tabs and the bin to delete one; ⌘Z undoes this.
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- **Show tabs in a side menu** turns the menu on or off.
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- **Menu style:** *Icons only* (the default) shows a slim rail along the left edge, with the icons centered and a marker on the current tab. Hovering over an icon, or reaching it with the keyboard, shows the tab's name. *With names* shows the names next to the icons.
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The menu sits on the left on computers, becomes a narrow rail on tablets and while editing, and turns into a tab bar at the bottom on phones. To move a widget to another tab, select it and change **Tab** in the inspector. The menu also shows in kiosk mode.
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On phones the menu turns into a tab bar at the bottom, which always shows the names, since a phone has no hover. To move a widget to another tab, select it and change **Tab** in the inspector. The menu also shows in kiosk mode.
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## Kiosk mode
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