Finding module classes

[jakuk]

@sdetweil yes I found that too but putting this code in my custom.css file won’t change the follow of the name of the calendar? Am I doing it wrong?
Thanks again

.calendar .titleClass {
Color: yellow

}

[sdetweil]

@jakuk AND in addition, it goes in the config file where u defined your calendar entry

calendars: [
          {
            symbol: "family ",
           url: "webcal://c....",
           titleClass:   class_name
           ... and there are other classes for each part... 
          },

and color is lowercase

[broberg]

@sdetweil said in Finding module classes:

and color is lowercase

It’s good practice, but css doesn’t care about upper/lowercase

[jakuk]

Sorry i’m really confused now, in my config file i have this. I don’t have a titleClass, i have named the calendar under the header?
Do i just need to put color under the config ?

},
    {
      module: 'calendar',
      header: 'Family Calendar',
      position: 'top_left',
      fetchInterval: '30000',
      config: {
        calendars: [
          {
            symbol: 'calendar-check-o',
            url: ********
          }
        ],
        titleReplace: {
          'De verjaardag van ': '',
          '\'s birthday': ''
        },
        excludedEvents: []
      }
    },
    {

[sdetweil]

@jakuk you need to do two things, for each change

1. add a css entry to specifically identify the behavior
2. tell the calendar module to use your class
   so, inside the calendar entry add the titleClass: class_name (step 1)
   to the config (with appropriate commas etc)

you do NOT have to change the original class (if one is used, in case of title, none is specified)

[sdetweil]

see the calendar module readme

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/blob/master/modules/default/calendar/README.md#calendar-configuration-options