Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Calendar number of events to display
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 I am new to Raspberry Pi and MM and CSS and Github, but learning fast. I am running MM on a Raspberry Pi 5. I am using the default MM calendar module to show upcoming stuff in upper left and MMM-CalendarExt3 module to show previous, current, and next 2 weeks. I want the default MM calendar module to show only a few days (maybe up to a week of upcoming events) and I want the MMM-CalendarExt3 to show everything in the visible date range (previous week, current week, and next 2 weeks). The purpose being to see near-future detail in a quick view at upper left while also being able to see further future at bottom. The problem I am encountering is it seems that if I limit the default MM calendar module to a desirable number of events (using maximumEntries=10), then the MMM-CalendarExt3 module also will hide events. In my tinkering, I have not found a way to limit the MM calendar module while not limiting the MMM-CalendarExt3 module. I tested using the ExcludedEvents filterBy, which worked for the default MM calendar module, but unfortunately also suppressed events in the MMM-CalendarExt3 module. I also tested with the fadePoint in the default MM calendar module, but this does not seem to do much (the fading is too gradual for a long list of events). Does anyone have any pointers for how I might limit the number of events shown in the default MM calendar module while not limiting the number of events shown in the MMM-CalendarExt3 module? config.js excerpts: { module: "calendar", header: "upcoming", position: "top_left", config: { maximumEntries: 50, //don't want to show this many, but if I reduce, then events start disappearing from MMM-CalendarExt3 fade: true, fadePoint: 0, //does not help with hiding wrapEvents: true, wrapTitleLines: true, broadcastEvents: true, broadcastPastEvents: true, titleReplace: { 'Christmas Day':'Christmas', }, maximumNumberOfDays: 45, excludedEvents: [ "Hanukkah", "Kwanzaa", //{filterBy: "", until: "7 days"}, //testing ], hideDuplicates: true, coloredSymbol: true, coloredText: true, fetchInterval: 60 * 60 * 1000, ... }, { module: "MMM-CalendarExt3", position: "bottom_bar", header: "Family Calendar", config: { mode: "week", locale: 'en-US', maxEventLines: 10, firstDayOfWeek: 0, calendarSet: [], skipDuplicated: true, useWeather: true, displayWeatherTemp: true, weekIndex: -1, weeksInView: 4, useMarquee: true, ... }, 
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 @cyclonej did you put on the fix? pinned at the top of troubleshooting yesterday 
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 @sdetweil I found a fix. - add a second default MM calendar module as a complete copy of the original, with just a few changes:
 //position: "", //commented out so this module does not show on screen maximumNumberOfDays: 45,- change the default MM calendar module to:
 maximumNumberOfDays: 10,- 
change the names of all the calendars in the original default MM calendar module, so they are unique and distinct from the second default MM calendar module. 
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used the CalendarSet in the MMM-CalendarExt3 module to select the calendars in the hidden default MM calendar module 
 
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C cyclonej has marked this topic as solved on
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 @cyclonej yes. that is one of the cool ways to use cal and Ext3 together v2.30 there is a bug in the broadcaster if you put in the fix listed in troubleshooting section, then it 
 doesn’t affect what is sent
