Remove time slot in left pane - Weekly view - Fullcalendar - fullcalendar

is it possible to remove the timeslot in left pane in week view.
i want to place the appointments randomly in a day, since in day i can more than 30 appointments so just want to display it in a day. No need to consider the time factor.
remove time slot

Try use such css:
.fc-axis, .fc-time {
display:none;
}
Fiddle

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Here's a codepen showing the behavior.
https://codepen.io/noynek/pen/EvvVLW

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Attorn
The way I would handle it is to make sure that you have your two event sources in the order that you want them to display. AKA. Google 1 then Google 2....
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