Sorry, I think there’s a misunderstanding about integrating ActionTiles here. There’s not any additional code required; ActionTiles generates a panel that is accessible at a web address, so you just use the iFrame module with that URL and play around with the sizing.

@AJax2012 Customising the CSS is not currently possible unfortunately, as far as I know

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@Sean said in Magic Mirror with actiontiles (smarthome):

I think Action tiles Is something similiar with Apple HomeKit

ActionTiles (see my link above) is a panel-based UI builder for the SmartThings HomeAutomation platform. HomeKit is Apple’s HomeAutomation platform. You could say that HomeKit is similar to SmartThings, but ActionTiles is a third-party SmartThings add-on. I don’t follow your logic.

Sorry, I think there’s a misunderstanding about integrating ActionTiles here. There’s not any additional code required; ActionTiles generates a panel that is accessible at a web address, so you just use the iFrame module with that URL and play around with the sizing.

Since OP seems to have disappeared, I thought I’d add a little context. Action Tiles is a web-based tile-based UI-builder for the SmartThings home-automation platform. It works great within an iFrame with MagicMirror. You can build a panel for just informational purposes (door/lock status, camera feeds), or if you have touch/input capabilities, device controls.