MMM-CalendarExt2

[cskenney]

@BKeyport said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

@cskenney Your code almost got it. - had to remove the comma on line 68 there, but it now checks out…

I’m glad it worked for you. I edited the code above to remove the comma in case someone else tries to use it. I originally missed it when I edited your code.

[A Former User]

@cskenney said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

I also want to change the background-color and possibly the (font) color.

Sorry for the late reply. At weekends, I rarely am in front of computer.
You can define class in your CSS. then assign it into your transfrom code.

transform: (event) => {  
  if (event.title.search("Recycle") > -1) {
    event.icon = "mdi:recycle"
    event.className = "CLASS_RECYCLE" // in your css/custom.css, define color and bgcolor for this class
  }
  return event
},

[cskenney]

@Sean said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

@cskenney said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

I also want to change the background-color and possibly the (font) color.

Sorry for the late reply. At weekends, I rarely am in front of computer.
You can define class in your CSS. then assign it into your transfrom code.

transform: (event) => {  
  if (event.title.search("Recycle") > -1) {
    event.icon = "mdi:recycle"
    event.className = "CLASS_RECYCLE" // in your css/custom.css, define color and bgcolor for this class
  },
  return event
},

I figured that out about an hour ago and was coming back to the forums to revise my post. Thanks for confirming what I did works!

[cskenney]

@scuppasteve said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

@Sean That worked perfectly . How would you go about making the slot event background not be a black gradient? I just want the whole thing to be transparent.

You can adjust the background color in the CSS file.

Since you already defined the eventName: “CHORES_CAL” you can use it in CSS.

syntax:

background-color: rgba(red, green, blue, alpha);

alpha: 0~1 (0:transparent, 1:opaque)

Try this in your CSS file.

.CX2 .event.CHORES_CAL {
	background-color:rgba(0,0,0,0);
	}

I believe that will make the background transparent for all the events in that eventName class.

[jani.karna]

@Sean said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

@jani-karna

1. Slightly narrow event’s width is intentional to avoid margin of error on calculation. It is hardcoded. But if you want to modify it by yourself,
   https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt2/blob/a5d509ada997034f91e0790ad72e87512cb24c60/CALEXT2_Slot.js#L250

eventDom.style.width = width - 15 + "px"

Change 15 to what you want.

Worked perfectly, thank you!

[jani.karna]

@Sean said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

Can I also shrink the gap between events vertically somehow?

Tell me more exact details? Even a picture will help.

What I mean with gap between events is this:

[A Former User]

@jani-karna

Hmmm… in Original CSS, there was no huge gap. It would be only 2px. I think you probably have modified CSS by yourself, but I don’t know what you changed. Sorry, can’t help you.

[jani.karna]

@Sean said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

Hmmm… in Original CSS, there was no huge gap. It would be only 2px. I think you probably have modified CSS by yourself, but I don’t know what you changed. Sorry, can’t help you.

Thats fine, I’ll figure it out.

In the upcoming calendar, I have location or additional information in the events and their font is too big. Can I somehow make it smaller? Here’s a pic, the last row being the additional information:

[A Former User]

@jani-karna
https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt2/wiki/4.-Styling
Each event has eventSub (and its sub-elements eventLocation and eventDescription). By default, agenda(upcoming and current) views would reveal eventSub, so, you can use that CSS selector to specify.

[jani.karna]

@Sean said in MMM-CalendarExt2:

@jani-karna
https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt2/wiki/4.-Styling
Each event has eventSub (and its sub-elements eventLocation and eventDescription). By default, agenda(upcoming and current) views would reveal eventSub, so, you can use that CSS selector to specify.

Missed that styling part… :grimacing_face: got it working, thank you again!