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@@ -311,10 +311,11 @@ It is possible that the sensor names exposed through OhmGraphite are not descrip
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### Hiding Sensors
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-There may be a sensor that is faulty on a given machine. Maybe it reports negative temperatures. This can throw off monitoring software or make it harder to maintain with all the special cases. OhmGraphite allows one to exclude a sensor from being exported by modifying the OhmGraphite config and adding the `/hidden` suffix to the sensor id like so:
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+There may be a sensor that should be hidden. Maybe it's a temperature sensor that reports negative values, or maybe a sensor reporting aggregated values that has no use. Whatever the case, OhmGraphite allows one to exclude a sensor from being exported by modifying the OhmGraphite config and adding the `/hidden` suffix to the sensor id or name like so:
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```xml
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<add key="/lpc/nct6792d/temperature/1/hidden" />
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+<add key="CPU Core Max/hidden" />
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```
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One can use globs to ignore a group of sensors. For instance, to hide all power sensors and hide clock sensors from an AMD CPU:
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