Is there a way to make the all-day area appear in Timeline view?
I guess I could assign all resourceId's to all day events, but that seams a little bit of an overkill....
Is it possible to remove the fc-more tag from fullcalendar for the current day in month view? Ex: the previous day still have the possibility of having the button of more events and the current day not having the button
I am using a fullcalendar.js Version 2.4.0 and fullcalendar spans long events I.e Events which are From 3rd May to 5th May are show as a long Event Streched all over, but what I need to show is to span multi - day Events as Seperate Event on Each day
For Example in Image attached Below A Event Children's Petting zoo is a 3 day Event, so it is shown 3 times seprately on these days which is giving it a clean look. I want to show in the same way.
How can Acheive this as given in Screenshort with Fullcalendar in All the Views.
See Screenshort of my calendar and point 2 which I want to do.
I have rendered full calendar with agendaWeek and agendaDay options on a web page. The agenda views do not display time increments on the Y-axis (left pane of the fullcalendar view).
Why would this be?
I have not included any events on the calendar yet. I just wanted to have a blank calendar to start with, but the agenda views have empty slots for each time increment like "10pm, 11pm, 12pm etc" but the time slots are empty white space.
The top left corner of the agenda view does have the label "all day" for all day events.
All day default was set to false when rendering the calendar.
I want to be able to view 3 large months at a time using FullCalendar by Adam Shaw in my WP site. Possible? In other words, current month, plus two more. A 90 day events Calendar starting with the if the current date falls in a given month. Example, today is July 26, so display July, Aug, Sept.
Any ideas? I am calling it for use in a WP Events manager application.
Thanks,
Create three FullCalendar instances next to each other:
Set the defaultView for all three to 'month'.
Disable the previous and next buttons for two of the three calendar instances by manipulating their headers.
Disable any other views (like agendaDay, agendaWeek, etc.) in all calendar headers.
Whenever the viewDisplay callback is called on the calendar with the previous and next buttons, update the other calendar's date using gotoDate.
If you also need to use a week and/or day view, you may wish to set them up in a similar way, although I can imagine that would be confusing. You could also hide (using CSS) two of the three calendars when the user navigates to day or week view, and make them reappear when the user selects month view again. You probably need some CSS hocus pocus anyway to make it all look slick, but I think it should be doable.