Feature Request: Hide buttons dynamically in horizontal button stack

[ngrmr]

First of all I have to thank you soo much for your work - I just started with Home Assistant and I am simply overwhelmed by the possibilites you have compared to the closed SW solutions. Your bubble cards are helping me sooo much to set up a nice and clean looking mobile dashboard.
Maybe I am using the horizontal stack different compared to the rest of you guys, but I really only need a small dashboard for my flat with some scene toggles. Thats why I wanted to implement some popups for more detailed controll if needed.
That generally works pretty good already, but it would be so neat if I could only show the #lights-livingroom popup once my presence is detected in the living room. If I am in the bedroom it would be replaced by the #lights-bedroom popup.
Maybe this can even be achieved today by just pushing the button out of the visable area, but if there is a chance to hide the button based on conditions it would make a nice update to your already great SW.

[Clooos]

Hi, I'm not sure to understand but you can use the pop-up trigger to open a pop-up based on a presence sensor. This way you can always have the right pop-up opened when you are entering in a room, the only downside is that it only really works if you are alone in your flat.

[ngrmr]

Yes, I know that. But I think it would be nice to only have 3 buttons in the horizontal stack: the colour picker, a "universal" light card [#lights-livingroom when I am in the living room and #lights-bedroom when I am in the bedroom] and a "universal" shades card [#shades-livingroom and #shades-bedroom]. In order to achieve these "universal" cards I could create all of them and just hide #livingroom when I am not there. Do you get the idea?
As you said I could in theory already achieve something similar, but it would look way cleaner if the buttons were hidden. And currently I would only get the option to have one room specific popup if I am not wrong.

[Clooos]

You can probably do that with multiples horizontal buttons stack in conditional cards, this way you will always have the right buttons.

[ngrmr]

Thanks for the hint - I will have a look into this