• Resolved schacham

    (@schacham)


    I was able to change the color with CSS.

    But I couldn’t change the size of the table cell. I need a smaller grid/table and I have no idea how to do it.

    I tried this

    td.fc-day { height: 30px;}

    it didn’t work.

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  • Plugin Author Jonathan Jernigan

    (@apexws)

    Hi there,

    This is going to require a lot of CSS to do, but the selector you’d want to manipulate for the individual table cells is:

    .fc .fc-daygrid-day-frame

    You’d need to set a min and max width, as well as min and max height to achieve the result. Basic testing on my side works using this approach.

    Even still, I’m guessing you’ll likely need to manipulate many more selectors to achieve a cohesive look across the whole calendar.

    Can you tell me more about what you’re trying achieve?

    Thread Starter schacham

    (@schacham)

    Thanks, Jonathan,

    PieCalendar is really great in its simple and efficient way to show the events, thanks.

    I need a small calendar on the sidebar. Minimalist. It doesn’t need to show the time or the title of the event inside the cell, only the dot.

    So I need to reduce the table and cells.

    By the way, my shortcode is [piecal locale=”pt”] but some places are still in English. The floating box STARTS/ENDS didn’t change, how can I translate this? (Sorry about bringing 2 subjects).

    Thanks again!

    Plugin Author Spellhammer

    (@spellhammer)

    PieCalendar is really great in its simple and efficient way to show the events, thanks.

    Thanks for the kind words!

    I need a small calendar on the sidebar. Minimalist. It doesn’t need to show the time or the title of the event inside the cell, only the dot.

    We’ll add it to our feature request list and take a look at the technical requirements for making this possible.

    By the way, my shortcode is [piecal locale=”pt”] but some places are still in English. The floating box STARTS/ENDS didn’t change, how can I translate this? (Sorry about bringing 2 subjects).

    You should be able to translate these strings using something like Loco Translate.

    Thread Starter schacham

    (@schacham)

    Thanks Spellhammer,

    I’m looking forward to these new features.

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