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and more intuitive. This month, we add the ability to resize the cards on
your dashboard!
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Resizing is done with a very nice slider interface, found in the card editing menu under the new _Layout_ tab, where you can preview your changes. Make small 1x1 buttons or give a map the space it needs. This is only available on our experimental [sections view](/blog/2024/03/06/release-20243/#a-new-experimental-sections-view), which was recently released with drag-and-drop.
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It works with every card, which gives users a lot of freedom. Most cards have been given a built-in minimum and maximum size, to make it easier to get your layouts just right. If you mess up the look of a card, luckily we have included a revert button in the top left corner 😉.
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This means that if you have a device that is powered-by or [Made for ESPHome],
and the maker of that device provides updates for it, you can now update that
device directly from Home Assistant; without the need for you to build, adopt,
-or set up the the ESPHome software yourself! 😎
+or set up the ESPHome software yourself! 😎
This new update ability, along with the ESPHome integration reaching the platinum quality level 🏆, will make it easier for new users, along with creators to use this powerful platform to build a more Open Home.
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