MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda

htilburgs

@htilburgs said in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda:

Is there a way to hide (not show) Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, etc. and just show the day and date?

Found it:
in custom.css change

.CX3A .relativeDay {
display: none;
}

htilburgs

Is there a way to only show MiniMonthCalendar and no calendars? I would like to run 2 instances of MMM-CalendarExt3 Agenda

only show MiniMonthCalendar
only show Calendar (no problem)

MMRIZE

@htilburgs

htilburgs

@MMRIZE
I know this, but I like to have 2 instances running.
1 Calendar on the left and 1 MiniMonth on the right.
On this way the CSS wil override the Calendar part of both parts.

MMRIZE

@htilburgs
You can give instanceId for each instance. Then you can specify CSS selector with that instanceId.

/* config/config.js */
module: 'MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda',
position: 'top_left',
config: {
  instanceId: 'mymodule1',
  ...

/* css/custom.css */
.CX3A_mymodule1 .agenda { // You can select a specific instance like this.
  display: none;
}

MMRIZE

@htilburgs
But I’m sorry, I forgot to implement that feature until now. :D.(nobody found it was not implemented )I fix it now. You can update the module and use that instanceId selector. Sorry again. :D

htilburgs

@MMRIZE
I didn’t see it either in the documentation, my mistake. Thanks for the quick reply and fix. I’ll try when I’m at home.

sdetweil

@htilburgs if you have 2 instance and want different css behavior, then you need to add more entries to custom.css using another selector prefix

you can add a fake name to the classes property (at same level as module and position) and use that name instead of .CX3A.
note the dot in front means classname

htilburgs

@sdetweil thanks Sam for the extra explanation.

sdetweil

@htilburgs so an example

in the second instance of agenda

add

  classes:"agenda2",

after the

  module:"MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda",

and in the css
copy all the .CX3A settings you have
and add

.agenda2

and a space after .agenda2
as the start of the line w .CX3A

.agenda2 .CX3A ....

on all the newly duplicated lines
leave out the ones you don’t want on the second instance of course