Docs Event Display
How to control the appearance of events on your calendar.
eventColor
Sets the color for all events on the calendar. The theme uses this value to determine how the event looks (background, border, etc).
eventContrastColor
Sets the contrast color for all events on the calendar. Used to color text and other elements that need to be visible against the event's background.
eventDisplay
Controls which preset rendering style events use. Possible values:
eventTimeFormat
Determines the time-text that will be displayed on each event.
displayEventTime
Whether or not to display the text for an event's date/time.
displayEventEnd
Whether or not to display an event's end time.
nextDayThreshold
When an event's end time spans into another day, the minimum time it must be in order for it to render as if it were on that day.
eventOrder
Determines the ordering events within the same day.
eventOrderStrict
Ensures the eventOrder setting is strictly followed.
progressiveEventRendering
When to render multiple asynchronous event sources in an individual or batched manner.
Event Render Hooks
Customize the rendering of event elements with the following options:
Block Event Render Hooks
Customize rectangular color-filled events — essentially all non-list events. These hooks apply in addition to the general Event Render Hooks. For more targeted hooks, see Row Event Render Hooks and Column Event Render Hooks.
Row Event Render Hooks
Customize rectangular color-filled events that render horizontally — all-day events in DayGrid and TimeGrid views, as well as Timeline events. These hooks apply in addition to the general Event Render Hooks and Block Event Render Hooks.
Column Event Render Hooks
Customize rectangular color-filled events that render vertically — timed events in TimeGrid view. These hooks apply in addition to the general Event Render Hooks and Block Event Render Hooks.
List Item Event Render Hooks
Customize bullet-point style events — timed events in DayGrid view and events in List view. These hooks apply in addition to the general Event Render Hooks.