Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt3
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@DDE12 yes
I would label the pages ( in pages config)
page1
page2cause that is the order they are shown.
you can have as many modules on a page as u want and can fit of course.
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@sdetweil
Yeah, that would definitely be less confusing. Do I have the classes: “FamilyWeek” and classes: “FamilyMonth” in the right place in the CalenderExt3 config(s)? -
@DDE12 either can be used in css to select elements to style
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@sdetweil
I’m completely lost now. I thought all of this went in config.js. -
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@fedale @MMRIZE @chadjohn2 I am also trying (unsuccessfully) to have the Calendar event change color depending on which name is in the title.
With the original magicmirror calendar, I’ve used
customEvents: [ {keyword: “Ben”, color: “Brown”} ], which shows the event title and associated symbol in Brown.
In EXT3, using eventTransformer, only the symbol shows in color
I’ve tried to use
eventTransformer: function(event) {
if (event.title.search(“Ben”) > -1) {
event.className = “Ben”;
}
}
with customer.css
.CX3 .Ben {
color: brown;
}However, this then shows a blank calendar
Have any of you been successful?
Where am I going wrong?Thanks
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@bicolorbore586
You have to return event object in eventTransformer function. When you omit ‘return’ statement in a function, implicitly it is same with ‘return null’ -
@MMRIZE have tried that, still doesn’t show anything.
eventTransformer: function(event) {
if (event.title.search(“Ben”) > -1) {
event.className = “Ben”;
return event
}
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@bicolorbore586 If I am not mistaken, your return goes outside the IF statement
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Try this:
eventTransformer: function(ev) { if (ev.title.search(“Ben”) > -1) ev.className = “Ben”; return ev }
directly off the README.md :
eventTransformer: (ev) => { if (ev.title.search('John') > -1) ev.color = 'blue' return ev }