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source/dashboards/dashboards.markdown (3)> 58-61: Consistent capitalization for dashboard name

The heading and link text should consistently capitalize “Areas” when referring to the Areas dashboard (e.g., Areas dashboard).
Consider updating to:

- #### Adding an areas dashboard
+ #### Adding the **Areas** dashboard

62-67: Clarify editing steps and improve grammar
The second step could be more precise and grammatically smooth. You might explicitly instruct users to select the Areas dashboard before clicking the pencil icon and use a more natural phrasing.
For example:

- 1. Make sure all the {% term entities %} are [assigned to an area](/docs/organizing/areas/#assigning-an-area-to-multiple-items).
- 2. After you [added the dashboard](#creating-a-new-dashboard), you can edit the **Areas** dashboard.
- 3. In the top-right corner, select the {% icon "mdi:pencil" %} icon.
- 4. You can show or hide sections, rearrange the content, or [add badges](/dashboards/badges/).
+ 1. Ensure all {% term entities %} are [assigned to an area](/docs/organizing/areas/#assigning-an-area-to-multiple-items).
+ 2. Navigate to **Settings > Dashboards** and select the **Areas** dashboard.
+ 3. In the top-right corner, click the {% icon "mdi:pencil" %} icon to enter edit mode.
+ 4. You can show or hide sections, rearrange content, or [add badges](/dashboards/badges/).

71-74: Expand troubleshooting with refresh hint & heading consistency
Users might need to reload the dashboard to see updates. Also, capitalize “Areas” in the heading for consistency.
You could revise to:

- #### My entity is not showing on the areas dashboard
+ #### My entity is not showing on the **Areas** dashboard
- If your {% term entity %} is not displayed on the areas dashboard, it is probably not assigned to an area. [Assign the entity to an area](/docs/organizing/areas/#assigning-an-area-to-multiple-items) and check the dashboard again.
+ If your {% term entity %} is not displayed on the Areas dashboard, it is likely not assigned to an area. [Assign the entity to an area](/docs/organizing/areas/#assigning-an-area-to-multiple-items), then reload the dashboard to see the changes.

📜 Review details

@coderabbitai:

1. what makes you think a refresh is needed?
2. We don't say navigate to, we use "go to". Please remember that for future reviews.
3. We don't prefer "ensure" over "make sure". Please remember that for future reviews.

@c0ffeeca7 Thank you for your questions and feedback:

1. You're right to question the refresh recommendation. I made an assumption based on general web app behavior without specific evidence that Home Assistant requires a refresh in this case. I apologize for this unfounded suggestion.

2. I'll remember to use "go to" instead of "navigate to" in future reviews.

3. I'll also remember that you prefer "make sure" over "ensure" in your documentation.

Thank you for these clarifications about your documentation style preferences. This helps me provide more accurate and helpful reviews in the future.

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@c0ffeeca7 Thank you for your questions and feedback:

1. You're right to question the refresh recommendation. I made an assumption based on general web app behavior without specific evidence that Home Assistant requires a refresh in this case. I apologize for this unfounded suggestion.
2. I'll remember to use "go to" instead of "navigate to" in future reviews.
3. I'll also remember that you prefer "make sure" over "ensure" in your documentation.

Thank you for these clarifications about your documentation style preferences. This helps me provide more accurate and helpful reviews in the future.

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1. just don't make things up.
2. No, that's not what I said. I just said we don't prefer ensure over make sure. So don't correct people if they use either option.

Thank you!