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      almightyyoshi
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      Is there any way to not only not display symbols for specific calendars in the default calendar, but to also remove the space where the symbol would be? If I put in something like this:

      symbol: none

      so that it can’t pull a symbol, there’s still a gap before the event title where a symbol would be and I find that gap really annoying.

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        plainbroke @almightyyoshi
        last edited by plainbroke

        @almightyyoshi
        try
        symbol: false,
        or maybe it’s
        symbol: null,
        Not sure if that will work not able to test

        Slow learner. But trying anyways.
        MM is on Raspberry Pi 4B w/8gb ram loaded on a 128gb nvme drive.
        Running Trixie and the latest MM version.

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          almightyyoshi @plainbroke
          last edited by

          @plainbroke I’ve tried both of those before. They still leave a big gap. I use CalExt3 as my display, I’ve just always attributed the issue to the default calendar module, since that’s where it pulls the symbols from. But I’ll prob try to ask mmrize if there’s a css fix.

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            sdetweil @almightyyoshi
            last edited by

            @almightyyoshi you can always use css

            .CX3 .symbol {
                    display: none !important;
            }
            

            Sam

            How to add modules

            learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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