LBell
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Without a link to your site, it’s only a guess, but I’d assume in “free/busy” mode there is nothing in the title, so therefore it’s registering as undefined. This is something we could look into. Added an issue here: https://github.com/lbell/pretty-google-calendar/issues/41
As for integrations with other apps, this plugin is only designed to handle google calendar feeds.
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] How to disable next and previous buttonsSounds like you’re looking for the
.fc-list-eventclass.For sleuthing these things out, we recommend familiarizing yourself with developer tools: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Common_questions/Tools_and_setup/What_are_browser_developer_tools
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] How to disable next and previous buttonsSho ’nuff!
If you give the calendar you want to hide ’em a unique hash using the shortcode
id_hash=yourhashthen you can use the “cascading” part of the cascading style sheet (CSS) to target just the buttons under it. For example:#pgcalendar-yourhash .fc-next-button {display:none;}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Always showing LoadingDo you have any caching plugins? Have you tried clearing them?
Can you try disabling other plugins and see if it works, then re-enable one-by-one to determine which plugin is creating the conflict?
If we can’t narrow it to a plugin, then can you try a different theme and see if there is something there?
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Always showing LoadingCan you share a link?
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Event StylingHowdy!
CSS can be tricky, and is a little beyond the scope of our support.
That being said, depending on the theme, or how you are inserting the CSS (through Theme styling or a plugin, etc) you may need to use the
!importanttag.But before going that route, make sure you are clearing your browser cache between changes.
Enjoy!
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Live Demo pageThere isn’t an official demo, but here’s a random instance I found on the internet: https://redcedarequestrian.com/calendar/
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Multiple CalendarsNice catch! We’ll see about making that less stringent in a future release.
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Map/Add to Calendar ButtonsDepending on when the CSS is called, you may need to use the controversial
!importantflag…I generally prefer to use a CSS plugin but mileage may vary.
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Multiple CalendarsSo if I’m understanding you correctly, only the first calendar is showing when you put in two calendars? Are they both controlled by the same API?
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Map/Add to Calendar ButtonsI see what’s going on. You’re theme’s CSS is rendering the buttons invisible with
.button {outline: none; border: none; color: #fff; ...Try styling just the calendar buttons with
.pgcal-container .button {color: #000;}etc.Howdy! Not sure exactly what you’re asking here… can you share you page, shortcode and desired result?
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Map/Add to Calendar ButtonsThose buttons appear if there is a location and/or a URL found in the event data. If there’s not, they won’t.
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In reply to: [Pretty Google Calendar] Multiple CalendarsThe link you shared no longer works, so it’s difficult for me to see what might be going on.
As for coloring the two calendars, you can do this with CSS:
As of v1.7.0, each calendar gets it’s own CSS selector: pgcal-event-# where the # is the order of the listed calendar (starting with 0). So if you have two calendars in one, you can use pgcal-event-0 to style the first, and pgcal-event-1 to style the second calendar.
You can using the experimental shortcode argument
fc_argslike so:fc_args='{"buttonText":{"today":"Foo","month":"Bar"}}'More information: https://fullcalendar.io/docs/buttonText