On mobile, it’s almost like the 4 columns, we just see the j of jusqu'à in addition.
I will check during the week with several swimming pools because I am afraid that we will only see Strasbourg - Pisci... on mobile and that it will be impossible to know who is who.
Thanks @mutmut for these screenshots, that’s exactly what was needed!
In the meantime, a tip for a narrow widget: in its settings, uncheck « Display times ». The value is reduced to « 179 pers. · fluid », which fits much better in 3 or 4 columns. And the widget displays the name given in Gladys: you can already rename your devices (« Iceberg », « Hautepierre »…) with short names.
And I’m preparing a more compact version of the widget:
without the « Strasbourg · » before each name when all lines are from the same city (« Patinoire l’Iceberg », « Piscine de Hautepierre »): this also addresses your concern about « Strasbourg · Pisci… » being unreadable on mobile;
a shorter value, essential first, to keep the end time even when narrow.
I’ll let you know here as soon as it’s online, and your test with several pools during the week will be perfect
With several pools in Strasbourg, the lines become « Wacken », « Hautepierre », « Hardt »… The word « Piscine » or « Patinoire » reappears as soon as you mix the two, and the « Ville · » remains if the widget mixes two cities. Two lines never become identical. Only the default names are shortened: a device you have renamed keeps your name.
I couldn’t check the actual width in 3-4 columns and on mobile, so your test with several pools is still interesting to me
For « opens … »: Strasbourg only publishes the day’s schedule. The opening time is therefore displayed between two time slots of the day (closed at noon → « closed · opens 14:00 »), but in the evening, after the last time slot, the city says nothing about the next day and only « closed » remains. Rather than making up a time, I leave the line as is. You should see « opens … » appear tomorrow during the day