[room34]

This limitation has been addressed with the introduction of the new Basic view. It does not group events by date, so you are able to get the precise number of events to show via pagination.

[room34]

Unfortunately this issue has not yet been fixed but it is on the list for the next update. (The latest Pro update needed to be pushed out to add new features of the 10.13 free plugin, and not all currently open issues were addressed.)

[room34]

Please make sure you do not have the Extend Multi-day Events setting turned on. (This is under Dates & Times in the calendar builder, or using the extendmultiday parameter in the shortcode.)

Also be sure that your timezone is set correctly, either with the Timezone (tz) setting in the individual calendar, or the site-wide setting under Settings → General → Timezone.

[room34]

This is supported (in list view only) with the Description Excerpt setting.

[room34]

This sets a number of days, not whole weeks, but you can achieve this using Limit Days to set the number of days you want to display, and setting Count to an arbitrarily large number to cover the maximum number of events you expect to have within that number of days.

[room34]

I’ve confirmed this is happening. It is not an intentional change, but appears to be an accidental side effect of some changes that were made for accessibility. I’ve added this to the to-do list to fix in the next update.

[room34]

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Masonry shouldn’t be loading unless you’re using it. I’ll investigate.

[room34]

The pagination only works if you’re using the actual list view template, not custom output with the PHP function like what you’re doing here.

[room34]

Hi, I apologize for the delayed response on this. Because of the links, this post got hung up in pending moderation, and I didn’t get any alerts that it existed. (As noted in the warning at the top of the forums, you can get a faster response by submitting the Pro Support Request Form.)

I checked out your site, and it looks like you’ve been able to achieve the look you were going for. If there are any other issues you’re running into, I should get notifications now if you reply to this thread, or you can use the form linked above.

[room34]

The default CSS for this view has a minimum height for the calendar table cells to achieve a more uniform look. To make it more compact, you can try using the compact parameter (although that currently doesn’t reduce the minimum height of the cells, but that’s coming in the next update).

You can also write your own CSS to modify the setting, like this:

.ics-calendar-month-grid td { height: 1px !important; }

That’s about as extreme as it gets, so you may want to try something with a bit of height. The default value in the plugin is 9em. (Also just a reminder that with table cells, the cells are always going to adjust enough to fit the content, so you use the height property, not min-height, which seems logical but actually has no effect on tables.)

[room34]

This is not exactly a bug, more of a limitation of the current functionality. Because the events for a single day are grouped in the list view inside a single <dl> tag (definition list), the number of events shown per page is approximate. This is noted in the documentation. I am adding this to the development roadmap for improvement in a future update.

[room34]

FullCalendar does support a multi-month view (go here and click on Year Views to check it out). I’ve been working on adding support for it, but there have been a few technical challenges. Hoping to have that going before the end of the year.

[room34]

Because of how the templates are structured, that kind of change isn’t really feasible within the plugin itself, although it can be achieved dynamically by making use of the jQuery .appendTo() method, firing off on the r34ics_init_end custom event as described in our Developer documentation. What you’d want would look something like below.

jQuery(function() {
	jQuery(document).on('r34ics_init_end', function() {
		jQuery('.ics-calendar-list-wrapper dd.event').each(function() {
			jQuery(this).find('button.r34ics_event_ics_download').appendTo(jQuery(this).find('.title'));
		});
	});
});

I’ve tested this code and confirmed it works. However you may find you’ll want to also add some CSS to fix the positioning of the button in its new location. (With no extra CSS, it gets inserted right up against the last word of the title.)

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by room34.

[room34]

It sounds like you are using Full view, is that correct? To only display week view, you’ll want to edit your saved calendar and under the General tab, Tabs heading, uncheck all except “Week.”

That will get rid of the tabs for switching the view, but it will still show the heading and the previous/next arrows. You would need to use CSS to hide those. Try this:

.fc-header-toolbar { display: none !important; }

That can go in your theme or under Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.

[room34]

Please use the Pro Support Request Form and let me know which of the sites you want the license deactivated for, and I can take care of it in the API admin. Or, I can just deactivate both and then you’ll need to re-enter the license on both sites. Let me know which you prefer.

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