Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt
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@migitcheetah
It depends on your locale. -
@Sean ok,
How would I know which locals have a monday start date, and would that change the entire mirrors language? Can I change local just for the calendar? -
@migitcheetah
So, what is your default language of MM?https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt/wiki/Configuration#system
If you are using English, use
en-GB
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@Sean thanks!
My default language is English US.
So I was looking at the calendar config and will set its local to en-gb and see if that works, if not, I can use en-gb for the entire mirror.Thanks for your reply.
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How can I change the background color on the month view day of the week header? I have fixed everything else to look the way I like, but the background is transparent, and the text is white, and I would like to make the background solid black, but just cant seem to find the right css block.
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@migitcheetah
Easily, you can use like this;.CALEXT #CALEXT_month { background-color:black; }
I put the blue color tobody
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@Sean Thanks for this, that is a great solution, but before I commit to it, I wanted to just check in and see if I could just change the background on the day of the week headers?
I like the rest as I have it in my screen shot, but if it is not possible, then your solution will work.Thanks for all your help.
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css/custom.css
.CALEXT .calendarMonth .weekHeader { background-color:#FF00FF; } .CALEXT .calendarMonth .weekHeader .day_1 { background-color: #00FFFF; }
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@Sean said in MMM-CalendarExt:
.CALEXT .calendarMonth .weekHeader {
background-color:#FF00FF;
}Thanks!:folded_hands:
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Is there any way to get a “month” view of the following month? I can do it in CalendarExt2 but I like the layout of CalendarExt better.
Both are excellent modules BTW