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My client has an event calendar: https://kennett-design.com/calendar/ but would like to start using the weekly view for certain marketing efforts. However they would like to hide the hours before 10 am and after 9 pm. Is there a spot where I can change the template settings so that the weekly view will support this?
Also, the thumbnails are not showing (only a small portion) in the weekly view. Is there a reason for this?
Sorting the times should be doable, but does require editing a core file in the calendar plugin so updates will over write the changes.
I assume you are using the agendaWeek calendar type?
Anyway in the espresso-calendar.php file found in the calendar plugin files go to line 450 (or 441 if using the pre release version 2.0.5) and below where it says $(‘#espresso_calendar’).fullCalendar({ add
minTime: 8,
maxTime: 17,
These are in 24 hour clock, and the last hour will need to be one ahead, so the above will show 8am to 4pm.
Regarding the thumbnails I cant see any issues with them on my local setup, do you have a test calendar that shows the issue available to see?
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