MMM-CalendarExt2

JRB1988

@Sean How do I remove these green underlines on current month header and current month events?

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A Former User

@JRB1988
? In default CSS, there is no green underline. I think you’ve modified CSS or there might be a collision with other modules.

JRB1988

@Sean So strange. And the really weird thing is that it’s happening both on CalendarEXT and CalendarEXT2. But good to know its not supposed to be there. I’ll dig around more. Thanks!

Edit: seems to be some conflict with the Todoist Module. Thanks for the tip again, I think i would have been digging around the CSS forever trying to find what was underlining. Now to figure out why the other modules does this…

JRB1988

@Sean
Sorry, last question. Is there a max of 6 calendars? I have 7 and only the first 6 populate. If there is, can I up that limit?

A Former User

@JRB1988
There is no calendars limit. hmmm… weird. Can you share the url of calendars with me? (eouia0819@gmail.com)

JRB1988

@Sean I was able to find a work around for this. Essentially it was always just ignoring the last calendar for some reason so I just added a fake calendar at the end (so now the config has “eight” calendars and gives me the first seven)

A Former User

@JRB1988
I cannot represent your symptom, Mine works well. So I should get your config and real ical url to diagnose.

cskenney

@JRB1988 I can confirm that 7 calendars works fine. I wonder if you have a syntax issue on the last one in your list. You should be able to look at the log window and see each of the calendars being read and the number of entries that are selected.

mscrawford5

@JRB1988
Did you happen to figure out why MMM-Todoist was causing the green underline on calendars ? I’m having the same problem and can’t seem to find a solution.
Thank you in advance

A Former User

@mscrawford5
add this into your css/custom.css

.today {
  text-decoration: inherit;
}

.tomorrow {
  text-decoration: inherit;
}

.MMM-Todoist .today {
  text-decoration: underline #03a05c;
}

.MMM-Todoist .tomorrow {
  text-decoration: underline #166cec;
}

Not tested, but you can catch the idea.