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I'm working on creating an Angular app that where I need to have just the skeleton calendar with the month view (and the usual month switching capabilities with the buttons), but instead of using events, I need to be able to place some tables inside each day. Is there a way to do that with something like a custom day template (like what Angular Bootstrap Calendar has) without creating a whole custom view? I've looked through the FullCalendar docs, but didn't see anything like that at first glance.
Thanks.
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You can probably fake it using the dayRender callback. Pretty much sharing
the grain of FC but doable I think. ~m
On 13 Jun 2016 8:27 p.m., "wonder95" notifications@github.com wrote:
I'm working on creating an Angular app that where I need to have just the
skeleton calendar with the month view (and the usual month switching
capabilities with the buttons), but instead of using events, I need to be
able to place some tables inside each day. Is there a way to do that with
something like a custom day template (like what Angular Bootstrap Calendar https://mattlewis92.github.io/angular-bootstrap-calendar/#?example=custom-templates
has) without creating a whole custom view? I've looked through the
FullCalendar docs, but didn't see anything like that at first glance.
I'm working on creating an Angular app that where I need to have just the skeleton calendar with the month view (and the usual month switching capabilities with the buttons), but instead of using events, I need to be able to place some tables inside each day. Is there a way to do that with something like a custom day template (like what Angular Bootstrap Calendar has) without creating a whole custom view? I've looked through the FullCalendar docs, but didn't see anything like that at first glance.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: