LBell

Howdy! It’s hard to know what you’re looking for without seeing your site, but did you try styling .fc-daygrid-event-dot?

Unfortunately, we don’t have the time to track down everyone’s particular CSS needs at this time, and recommend you work with a local developer if you need more assistance.

Howdy! Unfortunately, we don’t have time to help you figure out the CSS you need to meet your particular requirements right now.

Apologies. We do try to help when we can, but this is also outside of our scope of support. You would have better luck working with a developer who can tweak your sites CSS for you.

• This reply was modified 4 days, 4 hours ago by LBell.
• This reply was modified 4 days, 4 hours ago by LBell.

See installation instructions: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pretty-google-calendar/#installation

views="dayGridMonth, listCustom"

Sets the view types available. If only one view is provided, no view switch buttons will be shown. Defaults to “dayGridMonth, listCustom”.

initial_view="dayGridMonth"

Sets the default view to be displayed when opening the page. Defaults to “dayGridMonth”.

If you have a link within the event description, that should show up as a link within the popup (that includes the event description).

It’ll be easier to understand what you’re asking with a link to the site in question.

This will happen if the calendar is set to only show “free/busy” information. Make sure you calendar is set to share full event info.

Howdy! Without being able to see the site it’s hard to tell what’s going on. CSS from your theme will have an effect on the calendar, so it’s a matter of seeing what rules might be overriding the FullCalendar styling.

This plugin is verified to work on 6.7.2, we just haven’t had time to re-upload with that flag in the headers.

Check out the pinned posts at the top for possible issues that may be preventing your calendars from showing.

Howdy!

With Google’s recent (and loooooong-overdue) re-vamp of embedded calendars, it may fit your purposes entirely, and this plugin may be superfluous.

As to your specific concerns:

1) Look at: https://fullcalendar.io/docs/eventDisplay which this plugin by default sets to block (because I like it that way ;-).

2) Look at https://fullcalendar.io/docs/dayMaxEvents.

To adjust either of these, you’ll need to use the fc_args shortcode argument: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pretty-google-calendar/#installation

Enjoy!

Howdy! Try setting locale="en-gb" argument in the shortcode. For a live demo of how each locale changes the calendar check out this page: https://fullcalendar.io/docs/locale-demo

This works fine in my tests: fc_args='{"eventColor":"#fff", "eventBackgroundColor":"#000"}'

Looks like you have some conflicting CSS on th elsewhere on your page.

I see .stafflist td, th { which you might mean to be .stafflist td, .stafflist th {

Did you try changing the .fc-event-time and .fc-event-title colors individually?

Alternatively, you can look into using the shortcode argument fc_args='{"eventColor":"#00000"}'

https://fullcalendar.io/docs/eventColor

Howdy! Hard to know exactly without looking at the page. But what immediately pops out is the container the calendar is in could be wider, this should allow things to fill out.

No shortcode parameter at this time, since CSS is readily available.

Pretty much any argument you can use for FullCalendar can be plugged in here, with the notable exception that an argument with square brackets will break, because of how WordPress parses shortcode arguments.

The defaults that the plugin uses can be found in pgcal.js line 56: https://github.com/lbell/pretty-google-calendar/blob/d7a9738b60099b32df7b9ce7b99889380bdfebb1/public/js/pgcal.js#L56

Anything you put in fc_args will override or supplement those arguments.

So, for example, you can tweak options like the fixedWeekCount for the day grid, or specify your own headerToolbar.

Check out FullCalendar docs for some options: https://fullcalendar.io/docs