• I have a caldendar. Most people use it to post events. I would just like to know what day it is?

    Why do I have to go to another calendar to find out what day it is and then return to the Events Calendar to see how many days till the next event. You would think that a calendar program that has all the amazing features this one does would at least tell you what day it is. So to use this “Calendar” I have to look at another calendar to find out what day it is! Does this make any sense to anyone.

    So my question is this. How can I mark the current day on my Events calendar so when I go to the Events Calendar I can figure out what day it is, WITHOUT haveing to go look at another calendar to find out what day it is?

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  • I highlight the current day on the calendar using this custom css:

    .em.em-calendar .em-cal-body .eventful-today, .em.em-calendar .em-cal-body .eventless-today {
    background-color: your-color-here;
    }

    Thread Starter thompsonaire

    (@thompsonaire)

    Thank you (@simonc17) That worked great for shading the current day on the calendar. What would I use if I wanted only to shade the circle instead of the entire box?
    https://www.aviation-ranch.com/support/CalendarHighlight.jpg

    Thank you!

    simonc17

    (@simonc17)

    Try this css:

    .em.em-calendar .em-cal-body .eventless-today .em-cal-day-date.em-cal-day-date span,  .em.em-calendar .em-cal-body .eventfull-today .em-cal-day-date.em-cal-day-date span {
    background: #yourcolorhere;
    color: #yourtextcolorhereifyouwanttochangejustforthecurrentday !important;
    }

    This should cover days when you have and do not have any events. You might want to check what it looks like on a small calendar if you use one to ensure the coloured event segments (if you have event category colours) show up against the date background.

    • This reply was modified 1 month ago by simonc17.
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