MMM-MyCalendar

DolphinScientist

Hi @j-e-f-f , thanks for the great module. The config indicates that the icons are customizable using Font Awesome, but the behavior and the code (line ~181) seem to indicate otherwise. Any chance we could get it back? Do you know how you would want it implement with the svg system you have?

j.e.f.f

My module does not have a configurable icon. It wouldn’t work with the calendar icon with the date inside.

I based my modyle off the default calendar midule included wth MM. that one has a configurablenicon and perhaps I forgot to remove the instruction in my version.

Mine never had a configurable icon. I might enable a few options that would work with the date number inside, but at the moment you just get the one.

hnsy

Hi @j-e-f-f , thanks a lot for your really great modules. I really appreciate the style and convenience of your modules.
As I am using MyCalendar now for a while, I was wondering, if there is a possibility to display time-ranges? I mean the start date of a range is displayed, but when an event is taking place for, let’s say three days, currently I can only display the first day (start time).
Is there a possibility that all (3) days would appear in the list?

Maybe it is already integrated and I just didn’t get it.

Once more: Thumbs up for your work!!

Cheers, HNSY

j.e.f.f

@hnsy I’m not sure… I’m using the default calendar code to retrieve the calendar data. I’ve only customized the display portion. If multi-day blocks are included in the data then it should be possible. I’ll have to take a look.

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Fonfon

is it possible to color text ?
because when i you have a wallpaper sometimes text is not visible.

thanks for your help

j.e.f.f

@Fonfon No, but you can add a background colour to the module to make the text stand out better. try something like this in your custom.css file:

.MMM-MyCalendar .module-content {
  background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.5);
}

The first three parameters 0,0,0 mean black, and the fourth parameter 0.5 is the level of transparency. Specify a decimal between 0 and 1, where 0 is fully transparent, and 1 is fully opaque.