Calendar Heading Changes

billp100

@strawberry-3.141 I am said friend that @ooom416354 is helping. I appreciate the help, I will be able to do some testing of my own tonight and tomorrow with the impending storm coming.

My ideal setup is to have the 5 members in my family share 1 calendar module, each using a separate icon. For my wife and I it’s fairly easy, because there is a male icon and female. For the kids, there is no way do differentiate them.

My other question would be, rather than using a font-awesome symbol, could I just use a letter or name in place of that?

broberg

@ooom416354

If you want it all in a row above the calender then use < span >, < div > usually stacks on top of each other.

< span style="color: blue">Dude, < /span>
< span style="color: pink">Dudette, < /span>
< span style="color: green">Tiny dude, < /span>
< span style="color: yellow">Tiny dudette, < /span>
< span style="color: purple">Tiniest thingymajigg< /span>

That should give you “Dude, Dudette, Tiny dude, Tiny dudette, Tiniest thingymajigg”

ooom416354

@broberg Yes, that makes sense but would that be added as part of the helloworld module which @strawberry-3-141 mentioned to use above?

broberg

@ooom416354 Yes, if you put that inside the text: ' ... ' it should work nicely,
But since the module doesn’t have any width constraints it could stretch the top_left area, but that depends on number of characters and font-size ofc.

ooom416354

@broberg perfect, got it, thanks.

@billp100 this should work but may need some formatting with the margins to get it to look good.

strawberry 3.141

@ooom416354 you can also add <br /> to force a line break where you want

billp100

Guys,
Thanks for the help, using your suggestions I was able to actually accomplish what I was looking for in the header of the calendar module itself.