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Move pad_column to layout #4416

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The Weather forecast panel didn't work due to pad_column being in the wrong place

Related issue (if applicable): fixes

Pull request in esphome with YAML changes (if applicable): esphome/esphome#

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@clydebarrow clydebarrow merged commit e5c3c36 into esphome:current Nov 7, 2024
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The pull request introduces significant updates to the LVGL cookbook documentation, enhancing clarity and structure. New sections and examples demonstrate the functionality of LVGL widgets with Home Assistant, including a grid layout for the weather forecast panel, dynamic linking of text labels to Home Assistant entities, and features to manage screen timeout and prevent burn-in. The documentation is refined for better accessibility and navigation.

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cookbook/lvgl.rst - Added new section: Weather forecast panel with grid layout.
- Added new section: Turn off screen when idle.
- Added new section: Prevent burn-in of LCD.

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  • LVGL cookbook #4110: The changes in this PR enhance the LVGL cookbook documentation, which is directly related to the updates made in the main PR regarding LVGL widget examples and their integration with Home Assistant.

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1879-1879: LGTM: Grid layout padding configuration looks correct.

The addition of pad_column: 0 to the grid layout configuration is appropriate for the weather forecast panel. This ensures there is no extra spacing between grid columns, which helps achieve proper alignment of the weather information elements.


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