organization of the text next to the icon.

doubleT

@sdetweil I don’t have any modules with uper case letters (MMM- …) at the moment. Can you confirm the module class name is with uper case letters or is it changed to lower case?

In this situation, with a unique module name, it’s ok to identfy the module without the .module but in general I’d say it’s best practice that if you want to address a specific module, you describe it as precise as possible.
E.g. there might be a module “image_frame” that you want to address but there’s also a module that somewhere within its structure has one div with the class “image_frame” that you don’t want to address. Then it’s absolutely necessary to address the target with .module.image_frame

iorifly

added “.modulo” before .MMM

doubleT

And that worked?

iorifly

@doubleT

I noticed that the font color is erased. Why that ? the other modules have the strongest colors!

doubleT

Because the creator of that module gave the wrapper the class name “dimmed” in line 38 …

iorifly

@doubleT Unfortunately not.

iorifly

@doubleT said in organization of the text next to the icon.:

esmaecido

what I put in place to make it clearer (alive)

doubleT

Can you show me what your custom.css file looks like now?

iorifly

@doubleT

.module.MMM-homeassistant-sensors table tr td:nth-of-type(2) {
    test-align: left;
}
.module.MMM-homeassistant-sensors table tr:nth-of-type(3) td,
.module.MMM-homeassistant-sensors table tr:nth-of-type(6) td {
    border-bottom: 1px solid white;
}
.module.MMM-homeassistant-sensors table {
    border-spacing: 0;
}

note: I’m slow to answer because I have to wait 120s to post.

doubleT

Oh, I noticed a typo – even though that’s not the reason it’s not working. Change te_s_t-align to text-align, please.

What’s the name of the module in your config file?