Tickets :: Comment on [#7480] Switch to colors by calendar instead of colors by category

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Comment	> The current implementation of calendar coloring only takes into > account the category of an event. All Business events, for example, > might be red while all Pleasure events might be blue. This is a > great feature, but is lacking in a shared calendar environment where > one might be displaying a dozen calendars on the same page all > containing events on the same day, some of which might even be of the > same category. Currently, the only way to determine if something is > on one calendar as opposed to another is to disable and re-enable > calendars until the event disappears and re-appears. > > One can mouse over the event to find the owner, which is helpful, but > even clicking on the event doesn't tell you what calendar it belongs > to. > > > > I'd like to request that we start working toward a system similar to > how categories are colorized but that enables colorization by > calendar if requested. Perhaps the calendar can be denoted by the > border color rather than the background (though it seems the opposite > might be more appropriate in my opinion.) Either way here's an > initial patch that simply adds a hash of the calendar name to the > class on a given event so that administrators if they wish could add > colorization to a css file as a stop-gap fix until something more > robust can be developed. > > > > > >
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