Removing Temperatures tab with config.yaml

[Edward_Casati]

I can't edit config.yaml so that the 'temperature' tab no longer shows up.
I have tried every combination that I can think of, and the tab never disappears.
The relevant part of my config.yaml is:

components:
disabled:
tab:
- temperature
- gcodeviewer

Have you tried running in safe mode?

Yes

Did running in safe mode solve the problem?

No difference

Systeminfo Bundle

I can't find a way to attach it.

Additional information about your setup

Full config.yaml:

accessControl:
salt:
api:
key:
appearance: null
components:
disabled:
tab:
- temperature
- gcodeviewer
order:
tab:
- control
- terminal
- timelapse
feature:
sdSupport: false
plugins:
announcements:
_config_version: 1
channels:
_blog:
read_until: 1638962100
_important:
read_until: 1521111600
_octopi:
read_until: 1611568800
_plugins:
read_until: 1641621600
_releases:
read_until: 1635874200
discovery:
upnpUuid:
errortracking:
unique_id:
gcodeviewer:
_config_version: 1
softwareupdate:
_config_version: 9
tracking:
enabled: false
unique_id:
virtual_printer:
_config_version: 1
printerProfiles:
default: _default
server:
commands:
serverRestartCommand: sudo service octoprint restart
systemRestartCommand: sudo shutdown -r now
systemShutdownCommand: ' sudo shutdown -h now'
firstRun: false
onlineCheck:
enabled: true
pluginBlacklist:
enabled: true
secretKey:
seenWizards:
backup: null
corewizard: 4
tracking: null
temperature:
profiles:

• bed: 100
  chamber: null
  extruder: 210
  name: ABS
• bed: 60
  chamber: null
  extruder: 180
  name: PLA

[Ewald_Ikemann]

Hello @Edward_Casati !

@Edward_Casati

Systeminfo Bundle

I can't find a way to attach it.

You may use the upload button:

So why do you want to delete the temperature tab?
It's quite handy to me.
Is it enough to move it away from the first position?

[Charlie_Powell]

It should be under the appearance heading, like this:

appearance:
  components:
    disabled:
        temperature

Also, don't share your config.yaml file in full - it contains unique things to your instance, which may be used for password encryption for example.

[PrintedWeezl]

@Charlie_Powell

it contains unique things to your instance, which may be used for password encryption for example.

removed those things

[Edward_Casati]

I am going to be using octoprint as a back-end for a laser system, and many things do not apply. There are no heaters, no filament, etc, so I am looking to clean up the interface.

[Edward_Casati]

The answer is so obvious, now that you showed me. Thank you.
Final text:

appearance:
components:
disabled:
tab:
- temperature
- timelapse

[jneilliii]

using grbl? you might want to check out the available plugins for that, I think they will handle this for you possibly.

[Edward_Casati]

I looked into that, but didn't find any useful plugins. The laser itself runs on Marlin, just like a regular 3D printer. Marlin has several obscure features that make driving a laser very effective.
I will be adding a separate control screen on the laser itself, using the Octoscreen plugin. It works well, but needs a lot of cleanup.
Sadly, it looks like some of the features that I want to put in are hard-coded into Octoprint, and I may end up with a hard fork of the system, For example, removing the extrude and retract buttons seems only possible within the 'control.jinja2' file

[jneilliii]

You could technically remove things using a plugin and jquery or one of the custom css plugin options like ui customizer and set display: none. You might want to check out mr beam's UIPlugin mixin implementation, as they replace the whole octoprint frontend similar to what you are describing.