Card

Adding the card

Edit a dashboard, Add card, and search for FNS Floorplan; or in YAML:

type: custom:fns-floorplan-card

The card shows the plan saved in the editor and redraws by itself after each save (it subscribes to the plan over the websocket, and after a Home Assistant restart it subscribes again).

Options

Option	Values	Default	Description
mode	auto, ha, day, night	auto	Look of the card
rotate	auto, true, false	auto	Rotation of the plan by 90 degrees
level	floor id	first floor	Default floor; stored only when it is not the first one
tools	true, false	true	false hides the layer and replay buttons

type: custom:fns-floorplan-card
mode: ha
rotate: auto
level: upstairs
tools: false

The visual card editor has the same fields (Appearance, Plan rotation, Default floor, Layer and replay buttons) and a button Edit floor plan that opens the editor.

mode

• auto: day when sun.sun is above the horizon, night otherwise,
• ha: follows the light or dark theme of Home Assistant,
• day, night: always one look.

rotate

• auto: a card narrower than 600 px turns a wide plan by 90 degrees, but only when the plan is more than 1.25 times wider than tall,
• true: always turn, false: never.

Light and dark

The card looks good in both themes. With mode: ha it follows the light or dark theme of Home Assistant, with auto the sun decides, and day or night fixes one look (see mode).

Dark theme	Light theme

The look of the card itself can also be set independently of the theme:

Mode day	Mode night

The card switching from the dark to the light look and back.

Look

• Walls and glow take the --primary-color of your theme; the card background is the same colour at 5 % opacity. A light that is on, an open door or window and a triggered alarm take the state colours of your theme (--state-light-active-color, --state-binary_sensor-active-color, --state-alarm_control_panel-triggered-color), other devices their own state colours. Any of these can be replaced by your own colours in the editor's Look tab.
• Labels and icons keep roughly the same size on screen (text about 11 px): they grow on a small card (labels up to 2.2 times, icons 1.5 times) and shrink on a huge one (0.5 times).
• The plan is at most 85 % of the window height; on a very wide card it stays in the middle.
• With more floors, floor tabs sit at the top left.

Layers: temperature, humidity and replay

Unless tools: false, a row of badges above the plan offers:

• temperature (degrees C): rooms are coloured by temperature (17 to 25 degrees C),
• humidity (%): rooms coloured by humidity (30 to 70 %),
• replay (clock icon): the day replay bar.

With temperature or humidity on, a colour legend appears under the plan. The choice is remembered in the browser. The room label shows temperature normally, and humidity and other values white at night and black by day; a cold or warm temperature is blue or red. The outside temperature chip comes from the room set as outdoor.

Toggling the temperature layer.

Day replay

The clock button opens a bar under the plan, which does not cover it. It replays the last 24 hours from the Home Assistant history: lights, doors and devices go back in time. Rule templates stay live during the replay.

Tap behaviour

Item	Tap	Hold
Light	toggle	details
Appliance, vacuum, door, window	details	details
Scene, button, script	activate
Room	opens the room panel

Everything can be changed per item with actions. Tooltips list what tap, double tap and hold do.

Animations

What the card shows when the entities change:

The front door opens and closes, the door leaf swings.

A window opens and closes.

A blind is drawn along its window.

Lights turn on one after another, each room glows in the colour of its light.

A light changes colour.

A motion sensor sends out a ripple, then calms down.

A running washing machine shows a ring around its icon.

A countdown ring around the dishwasher while its timer runs.

A triggered alarm tints the whole flat until it is disarmed.

The flame of a fireplace flickers while its switch is on.

Performance

Animations run only while something moves and while the card is on the screen. Cards that are not visible do not animate, and prefers-reduced-motion suppresses icon animations.

Next: Room panel.