MMM-CalendarExt2

[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!

[code999]

Hello again. is there a way to scroll the events when there are so many on a single day with displaying the (+x).

Thanks.

[A Former User]

@code999
no. i was tried scrolling in my older CALEXT but too burden to rpi.

[A Former User]

@code999
Instead, you can sort and filter the order of events to be shown.

[ChickenBeard]

Did CalendarExt in Weeks (or Month) view automatically adjust the height of the day to accommodate the events?
I swear if there was only one or two events for a day (in a given week), the whole row was shorter.