lalalapo

Thank you:)

I wish you a nice weekend.

The Show past events / Hide past events are useful in the actual month. But these links are also displayed if I switch to the next month. This not so useful because in this case there are no past events (all events are upcoming). In my option it would be good to have these links only in the actual month.

Thanks for fixing this pont:).

One note: I checked my machine translations again and also looked them up in Google Translate, and it appears that “Termine” translates to “appointments” whereas “Ereignisse” translates to “events”. Is that correct? In particular uses it may be preferable to say “appointments” but for the general purposes of this plugin I think the broader “events” is the word I prefer to use.

This is correct. In my case I prefer the word appointent, but event is also possible.

To the translations files:

wp-content/plugins/ics-calendar/i18n/languages/r34ics-de_DE.po and
wp-content/plugins/ics-calendar/i18n/languages/r34ics-de_DE.mo are translated.

But in my installation, I had also the following files which were used:
/wp-content/languages/plugins/r34ics-de_DE.po and
/wp-content/languages/plugins/r34ics-de_DE.mo

I deleted this last two files and then the correct translation files are used.

I don’t know why I had these last tow translation files. The loco-translate plugin wich I use also changes the first two files.

Difference between “Deutsch (Sie)” und “Deutsch” is that Deutsch (Sie) is used in a more formal context, “Deutsch” is not formal, there the “Du” form is used. This is a differentiation in German. This is important if you directly adress the visitor (formal or not formal).

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by lalalapo.

Hide past events -> Vergangene Termine ausblenden
Show past events -> Vergangene Termine anzeigen

In my own translation I added an “also”:

So I use the string “Auch vergangene Termine anzeigen” wich would be in English then “Also show past events”

I fixed the first point myself by updating the language files

/wp-content/languages/plugins/r34ics-de_DE.po and
/wp-content/languages/plugins/r34ics-de_DE.mo

Perhabs you can fix the secound point:)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by lalalapo.

Thank you very much for solving this problem ??

Hi,

the website can be checked here: https://bit.ly/35SDjH8

I have uploaded you a demo image: https://bit.ly/3kUIsCQ

I have this problem on multiple devices, also on the mobile version of Firefox.

I’m using Firefox 83.0 (Desktop) and Firefox 83.1.0 (Android). In both settings I’ve the same result.

Thank you, I’ll test the CCS tip later:-)

Looks fine :-).

There is now a question mark if I hover the event without event description. This could be disabled, but this is just a very small bug.

Now it comes again to tis issue:

Now, the link not appears any more. But if I hover the event, I get an empty blank field. Is it possible to deactivate this if there are no event details available?

No, the problem still exists, also after a clearing of the cache.

No event details are shown any more.

After the last update, not only the empty fields are deactivated, but all hover information…

Thank you!

Now, the link not appears any more. But if I hover the event, I get an empty blank field. Is it possible to deactivate this if there are no event details available?

After the last update, the date format on mobile view works correct, thanks!

Regarding your other question, the list view and the mobile version of the month view are two completely different templates intended to serve different purposes.

Perhabs it is a easier way to generate a new view type, for example “view=month-list”.

This is just a suggestion, thanks for your plugin!

The brakepoints are correct.

If I use view=”month” I get a pulldown menu with the months. This is what I find good.

If I use view=”list” I get a very long list and I’m not able to choose the month from a pulldown menu. This would be better in my opion.