TimeFormat is now used to specify how you would like to see time displayed. If you used timeFormat to specify if you would like to see relative or absolute dates for upcoming events, that parameter is now named useRelativeDates, and you can specify true or false (Defaults to false). One of the configuration parameters no longer means what it used to.

To get the update, navigate to the MMM-M圜alendar directory and execute git pull. This gives you absolute control over everything. Instead of trying to use the global time format parameter, you now explicitly specify how you would like days, dates and times displayed in your config. Thanks for your OK So I made a rather significant change in order to support this. Is it possible to hide this last element and show only the symbol and the description? As my holiday-checker only shows today’s entries, this could be omitted and look cleaner. *Every entry is shown with a symbol, the description and a text, when it will be. Is it disabled? Or could it be used to overwrite your symbol? The “symbol” variable does not seem to change it. cake for birthdays) to visually separate things easily. I found this to be very useful for upcoming events - but would love to use custom symbols like in the original calendar for entries that are today (e.g. You designed a nice way to integrate the number of the day into the calendar icon. Is it possible to completely hide it, if no entry is present? (I limited the module to show only today’s entry from a public national holiday calendar). If today is no holiday, you module shows “keine Termine” (=no entries). I plan to use your module to show if today is a national holiday.

It seems, as you made all the cool modules - so I keep coming back to you with questions.

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