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1. philipstorer
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   1. I had a repeating event in my google calendar. When I would edit the event indivudually.. so that the particular event was effected by the edit and not the rest of the repeated events, it would show up in my calendar as a duplicate entry.

   2. Is it possible to have the events listing look a little bit cleaner? I don't know if it is just how my theme handles "List Items" But would it be possible to have the Events Listing look a little cleaner.. similar to the "Upcoming Events" widget?

   3. http://www.martin.landingplace.org/?page_id=3
   It seems that in IE7 this page is visually broken. As the main column bleeds into the right hand column.

2. dolfelt
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I am currently working on the repeating events bugs, which I will hopefully fix soon.

   As far as the second concern, you can use a custom event format. You don't even have to use 'li' tags. You can use whatever you want. It is under 'Date Format' >> 'Custom Formatting'.

   Also, the IE7 error looks interesting. It has to do with the long events not being hidden within the cells. I will take a look at this and see what I can do.

3. philipstorer
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Thanks for the help with the custom formatting. I look forward to hearing what you have to say about the IE7 bugs.

4. philipstorer
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I also wanted to tell you that I think this is an excellent application and I appreciate your work!

5. dolfelt
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I have updated the code to version 1.1.4 that has updates for repeating events as well at the IE7 fix for the table cells. You can redownload the file or do the following:

   in the plugins directory >> ics-import >> library >> ics-calendar.css

   replace:
   

   .ics-calendar-table {
   	width:100%;
   	background:#c3d9ff;
   }

   With:
   

   .ics-calendar-table {
   	width:100%;
   	background:#c3d9ff;
   	table-layout: fixed;
   }

   The table-layout: fixed forces IE7 to keep the cell dimensions fixed, which fixes the problem you were having.

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