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Calendar Widget / Request - additional #2014
Description
Thanks for this widget, works overall quite well. I do have some enhancements that would really benefit the usage of this widget.
- Please bring back the custom option to format the time shown in the day and week view.
- The title of an event is a pure string. Please make this an HTML item to be able to add more formatting on the event title.
- Also as mentioned by others, a click event should be helpful on an event to open the details page for that event.
- Please add a class on tbc-time-view which is now the same for both day and week view. Fot month view the class is rbc-month-view. For customizing CSS classes a separate rbc-day-view and rbc-week-view (analog to rbc-month-view) would be very helpful.
- Now the week starts with the Sunday but it would be helpful tot set the start day of the week. In our case that will be the Monday. The whole week view would then be as expected here in the Netherlands ;)
- Please make the focus (scroll to) of the initial view (day view) to the current time.
I hope some of these request can be implemented in the near future. Also please keep in mind the widget is used in a PWA also so the screen estate is much smaller. Thanks!
Activity
gjulivan commentedon Aug 20, 2026
Status of requests (Calendar v2.6.0)
Time formatproperty formats the time column and event time ranges in every view. Custom view also has a separate "Time gutter format" per toolbar item.On editcan open a page, but a single click only selects the event. The action runs on a double-click, or on a second click of an already-selected event.rbc-time-viewclass, and the widget does not add a class for the active view.github-actions commentedon Nov 2, 2026
Thanks for the detailed request. As we understand it, you'd like these changes in the Calendar widget:
rbc-time-view.The custom time format and the Monday week start are already covered, as described in the earlier comment on this issue. The week start follows the Mendix locale.
Please correct us if we've misread anything. Maintainers will review the remaining items. Because they are separate features, they may be split into individual issues.
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