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Sorry for late reply.
/* In your custom.css */
.CX3A .cellBody .fullday .event .headline .symbol,
.CX3A .cellBody .fullday .event .headline .symbol * {
display: inline-block;
color: var(--oppositeColor);
}
@svenpisa
1.
color into your calendar module config.{
module: "calendar",
header: "US Holidays",
position: "top_left",
config: {
calendars: [
{
color: "yellow",
symbol: "calendar-check",
url: "https://ics.calendarlabs.com/76/mm3137/US_Holidays.ics"
}
]
}
},
@wperry530
Not only popover feature is not abled? Or some other symptom you have?
If only popover doesn’t work, What browser and version do you use? (Electron or Chromium version I need)
@Kelemvor
1.4.2 is the latest version.
@Kelemvor
Go to directory of CX3A then open the package.json. Could u check the version number?
@ZiggidyZ
Good job. CX3 and CX3A use heavy CSS juggling, so it is not so easy for those who have not experienced this kind of work.
The only thing I am worried about is that it seems you may modify the CSS file of each module directly.
All custom CSS things should be performed in /css/custom.css by overriding for future-update-proof.
@gonzonia Could you send me the ice file(or downloadable url) and your config? (eouia0819@gmail.com)
@Fuzzy
I missed this question, sorry.
Importing color of the specific events from Google calendar directly is not possible. That’s not this module’s job. Rather, the event provider(e.g. default calendar module, or mmm-googlecalendar) doesn’t support it. Usually that kind of data is not sharable outside of Google Calendar. And standard ics format doesn’t have “color” property of an event.
Instead, you can assign color manually to the calendar itself or the specific events. But it should be done by yourself.
@luisestrada
Done. (Released. v1.4.2)
A new config value, relativeNamedDayOptions, is introduced. Now People can modify the option generally.
However, for your specific purpose (en X días instead of dentro de X días), further step is needed.
Only the Mexican locale supports en X días format with relativeNamedDayOptions: {style : 'short' }, other Spanish-locales don’t.
So to get en X días, you have to use locale: 'es-MX' regardless of which country you live.
locale: "es-MX",
relativeNamedDayOptions: {
style: "short",
},
If you are living in Mexico, there would be no issue. But in other countries where the week starts on Monday, 2 more configuration is needed.
locale: "es-MX",
relativeNamedDayOptions: {
style: "short",
},
firstDayOfWeek: 1,
minimalDaysOfNewYear: 4,
Of course, if you don’t care dentro de 3 días, You can use any locale under which you live.
locale: "es-ES",
@luisestrada
Almost done (not yet released).
By the way, which locale did you use and which country are you living?
@luisestrada
I’ll prepare how to customize it soon. I’m on travel abroad now and will return to next week. Plz wait a while. Until then, you can hide it with css.
@redink It seems not related to the CX3 module, rather than deep, the default calendar fetch issue.
@kshamus
Use event.class, not event.className.
@kshamus
If you want, you can,. But for the default color, you can assign it on default calendar config.
@kshamus evetTransformer should be placed in config, not css.