The Workshop
Workshop in the sidebar holds everything you make: your widgets and the partials they share, your themes and your 3D models for floor plans. It was called Your widgets before; themes and models were made in Settings until then.
What you find there
Search by name or description, and use the filter at the top to show one kind or all of them. Results keep their sections by kind, with 12 items per page. Previous and Next appear above and below the cards when there is more than one page; changing the search or kind starts at page one. A card shows what you made (the widget drawing with demo data, the theme on two tiles, the model from an isometric angle), when you saved it and where it’s used. Edit opens it in its editor; the ⋯ menu has Make a copy (widgets) and Delete….
New at the top makes any kind: a widget or a partial, a theme in the theme editor, or a model with Add a model.
Partials you installed from the community are listed with yours, under From the community.
On the community or only yours
The foot of every card says where it stands:
- Only you: nobody else has it. Publish shares it on the community.
- On the community with its version and how many installed it. Choose it to open its page.
- Changed since that version: you saved it after it went out. Publish update sends a new version.
- Hidden or Removed by Tiledash, when Tiledash took it off the community. The community’s Published tab says why.
Publishing is free on every plan; Publish your own explains what it asks. What you publish is listed on the community’s Published tab too.
On Free
Widgets, partials and models are on every plan, as many as you like. Themes of your own need Pro to make and change; back on Free, the ones you made keep drawing your dashboards and stay in the Workshop, read-only. Building with an AI assistant needs Pro too.
Settings › Themes still lists every theme, yours too, to pick one for this device or your dashboards.