Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions
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These questions are about making the most of the space I have available.
MMM-CalendarExt3:
- How can I change the time format? I only see a section to change locale, not specific format.
- Can the colored ‘dot’ or icon be removed?
- Can an event span 2 rows? dot & time on row 1, name on row 2?
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@sdetweil said in MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions:
.CX3 instead of .MMM-CalendarExt3
Of course,
.MMM-CalendarExt3instead of.CX3would work with the same priority. I just want to type less. :D.MMM-CalendarExt3 .event .title { ... } /* specificity: 0-3-0 */and
.CX3 .event .title { ... } /* specificity: 0-3-0 */both would have the same priority(
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- How can I change the time format? I only see a section to change locale, not specific format.
Generally, the time format depends on its locale. If you want to change the format by force, use
eventTimeOptions. Javascript standard objectIntlis used. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Intl/DateTimeFormat/DateTimeFormat#parameters
For example;
locale: "en-US", eventTimeOptions: {hour: "numeric", hour12: true},will show like this;

locale: "en-US", eventTimeOptions: {hour: "2-digit", hour12: false},
Under some locales, it will display different format.
locale: "ko-KR", eventTimeOptions: {hour: "2-digit", hour12: false},
Or you can handle it with CSS Juggling, For example;
locale: "en-US", eventTimeOptions: {timeStyle: "short"},
And append this to yourcustom.css.CX3 .event .eventTimeParts.dayPeriod { display: none; } .CX3 .event .eventTimeParts.hour { font-weight: bold; color: coral; }Then you can get like this;

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@Studio472 said in MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions:
Can the colored ‘dot’ or icon be removed?
Add this to your
custom.css.CX3 .event .headline.useSymbol .symbol { display: none; }
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Can an event span 2 rows? dot & time on row 1, name on row 2?
I don’t recommend this.
I don’t like this because it’s ugly and wasting space. And not easy to glance at and hard to recognize events.
So that’s why I have been hiding this.
Anyway, if you really want despite my warning; Append this to your
custom.css.CX3 .eventContainer { height: calc(var(--eventheight) * var(--maxeventlines) * 2); } .CX3 .cellContainer, .CX3 .week, .CX3 .cell { height: calc(var(--cellheaderheight) + var(--cellfooterheight) + calc(var(--eventheight) * var(--maxeventlines) * 2)); } .CX3 .event { align-items: flex-start } .CX3 .event .headline .title { flex-basis: 100%; } .CX3 .event .headline { flex-wrap: wrap; }I dare to say still the original one-line approach is the better, without question;

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@MMRIZE This worked for me, thanks!
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@MMRIZE This did not work for me. However, I was able to find the code in the css file and comment out the style that inserted the icon/symbol.
I don’t have a ‘custom.css’ file. Are you referring to the “MMM-CalendarExt3.css” file?
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@Studio472 said in MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions:
I don’t have a ‘custom.css’ file. Are
create one
touch ~/MagicMirror/css/custom.css
if you had used my install script, it would have done this for you, see
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@MMRIZE I’m not sure the solution, I agree it’s not as pretty, but at least it is informative. Maybe I just need to un-bold my font to make better use of the space.
I am curious how you get the baseball icons in the event title. When I tried changing the icons, very few actually worked.
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@sdetweil Didn’t realize it wasn’t part of the module css. I’m assuming this takes precedence over code in the individual module css files?
custom.css
color: bluecalendarext3.css
color: blackIs the color black or blue?
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@MMRIZE I should have said, ‘2 lines when necessary’. I agree it’s goofy on all events. Another idea is some kind of separator to distinguish 2-line events, make them easier to read.
