A multiday event that wraps to another row shows a time of 12a on the second row

[JoshMoreno]

Reduced Test Case

https://codepen.io/jtree5757/pen/OJNwpZO

Bug Description

A multiday event that wraps to another row shows a time of 12a on the second row.

{
    title: 'Conference',
    start: '2020-09-18T13:00:00-07:00',
    end: '2020-09-21T15:00:00-08:00'
}

Screenshots

Workaround

eventContent: function(args) {
    if (!args.isStart) {
        return args.event.title
    }
},

Is this intentional?

Is there a better way of doing multiday events? I was thinking of going the recurring event route but wasn't sure since they're not technically recurring events. For example, a 5-day course is a single event spread over multiple days.

[acerix]

I don't believe it's intentional, seems to me it should not show the time on the second row in this case, only at the actual start of the event. That workaround is a good way to remove it.

In the case of 5-day course though, it may be better to make it an "allDay" event (remove the times from start/end) or you could add each day as it's own event to capture the start/end of each day (better for other views).

[ekrismer]

Updating your Codepen to 6.1.4 (from 5.3.1) changes the time text so it displays the event start time on the second row as well (https://codepen.io/erabl/pen/abazBLX):

Here's another example that shows the start / end time of an event in 24 hours format (https://codepen.io/erabl/pen/XWPJNVy):

Be aware that the "Test Event" at the end of the month displays a misleading end time!
This is probably related to #3038 and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75458745/fullcalendar-how-to-get-consistent-event-time-format-for-overnight-events-indep