@mumblebaj but that is effectively what display:none does

@redfishbluefish no. but custom.css wins over all

@redfishbluefish the pushing events for cal thru to before the last sorting are ONLY used for the UI, not for the broadcast the broadcast does NOT clip AT ALL with this fix, just like before IF you don’t have the UI visible(position commented out or not supplied in default cal) , all of this is noise (wasted logging)

@redfishbluefish yes byday seems to be one of tye psths tgst causes trouble. i believe all of those are resolved

@MMRIZE thanks for the details! I spent some time working with this and ended up leaving it as the default behaviour.

@MMRIZE Thanks! Intl.dateTimeFormat worked once I realized what I was trying to compare against was wrong. Probably not actually portable for anyone else but works for me: let isHoliday = holidays.some(holiday => { return holiday === new Intl.DateTimeFormat('en-CA').format(current) }) Overall this isn’t the most efficient code I’ve written. Looping and counting days since a start date for every date cell is expensive. Tim to learn more javascript I guess.