Item color wrong

[in...@chlehmann.ch]

Hey

The item-color is taken by the calendar-color and not by the item itself. I fixed it, but i won't PR because this is very ugly (js is more luck than knowledge to me :))

Chris

[ct]

This behaviour is by design (see description above) so won't be changed. An option to use event colour instead could be added to the Settings though.

[sylvai...@gmail.com]

Hello !

This is really a great tool, with plenty of customization options !

I understand you made the "calendar color" design choice. 

I'm already using different colors for different items in google agenda, within a single agenda, to make it visual. Sadly I lose this color setting when viewing my agenda in visual-planner.

Is there any plan to add this choice between item color or calendar color ?

Sylvain

[ct]

This will be added as an option at some point but as it's not a "quick fix", I can't say when.

[se...@tundrastorm.com]

Hey, just found this tool today and wondering if there's any update on this functionality? It would go a long way in increasing the clarity of multi-day events (which is the reason I was hunting for the tool at all!).

Thanks heaps for the excellent work!

[ct]

Should be in the next version of the app which is currently in the pipeline.

[na...@chiefsson.com.au]

Is there an update on when the next version is available??

[ct]

Not possible to give specific timescale as development can only take place when time is available. Can't see it happening before the end of the year.

[rtp....@gmail.com]

I would love to use your version, even if it is ugly. Is it on github?

For me the event color is a deal breaker =/

[ct]

This feature will definitely be in the new version which should be ready within a few months.

[Tim Oliver Wessels]

Thank you for this amazing tool. For me, an option would be extremely useful where, instead of different colors for different calendars, the colors from a single calendar are adopted. Is it still planned to implement something like this anytime soon? Are you perhaps aware of any other tools that offer an overview of appointments for the coming months? Best regards, Tim