Settings / device configuration width is limited to 1000px #2039
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can't see any reason for limiting this or at least giving config more space. the current config column is just too narrow in most of the cases and barely fits any device's config options without cutting almost all of its options. |
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I also highly want wider "areas" in the device configuration pages |
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Plus me too. And I think many, many more. It looks simply awful on any more or less decent PC monitor. |
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The device page is one of the pages in HA that has grown by adding cards and features over time. It deserves a propper design I would say. My assumption is that the 1000px max width comes from an older layout style. It is still being used on the People settings page and the Home Assistant Cloud settings page. Page max width is inconsistent in Home Assistant. Some pages are 500px, others 1080px, and there is everything in between. We are working on a general fix to standardize this to two widths. I would suggest this change: instead of three columns, move to two columns. The left column would be the main, larger column, and the right column would contain the secondary information in a smaller column. This gives us some time to make an improved design. |
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Describe the enhancement
The discussion (https://community.home-assistant.io/t/allow-columns-in-device-info-settings-to-be-resized-or-scale-to-screen-width/703249/14) contains examples and suggested fixes. The crux of the matter is that device info under configuration is limited to 1000px, which severely limits the readability of some controls. The attached screenshot (for solarman integration) shows whit where an inverter has many fields to configure and some of them are unreadable or truncated.
Removing the max-width limitation would allow for the columns to be sized appropriately.
I guess that simply removing the
max-width: 1000pxwould not solve this generally - I believe that columns should be stacked under a certain viewport to make each column at least 500px wide.So, if available size is 1000px, only show 2 columns and "stack" the third one below. If available width is 1500px, show all three, etc.
Use cases
When configuring devices/integrations that are not trivial.
Visual examples
Improved without limitation:

Anything else?
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