@mpractic

That's right! I think this would be a good way to archieve a custom time display and there is no need for more options.

Thanks, Mandclu.

Sorry, I forgot to mention the first screenshot is for another calendar with the same content but using Fullcalendar View ( https://www.drupal.org/project/fullcalendar_view → )

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I've tried the new release and it's a great improvement. Great job! Thanks a lot.

Do you think it will be possible at some point to include html tags on event titles?

I used to rewrite the title for something like:

<b>{{ title }}</b><br>
{{ field_status }}

And the status with something like:
<span class="badge badge-pill badge-status badge-{{ field_status__target_id }}">{{ field_status}}</span>

The result is something like this:

Instead of this:

If it helps I can open another issue.

I've tried the new release and it's a great improvement. Great job! Thanks a lot.

Do you think it will be possible at some point to include html tags on event titles?

I used to rewrite the title for something like:

<b>{{ title }}</b><br>
{{ field_status }}

And the status with something like:
<span class="badge badge-pill badge-status badge-{{ field_status__target_id }}">{{ field_status}}</span>

The result is something like this:

Instead of this:

If it helps I can open another issue.

I've tried the new release and it's a great improvement. Great job! Thanks a lot.

Do you think it will be possible at some point to include html tags on event titles?

I used to rewrite the title for something like:

<b>{{ title }}</b><br>
{{ field_status }}

And the status with something like:
<span class="badge badge-pill badge-status badge-{{ field_status__target_id }}">{{ field_status}}</span>

The result is something like this:

Instead of this:

If it helps I can open another issue.

Thanks for putting your time into this, Mandclu.

From my viewpoint, #3481426 also solved this issue. I don't think it's necessary to manually change the language if it's done automatically.

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