New Line in Entry Title
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How do you create a new line in Entry Title? Adding \n or html to the title string doesn't seem to work . As per the example at https://codepen.io/acerix/pen/YzyrwJV, I tried the following without success:
calendar.setEntryContentCallback("" +
"function(arg) {" +
" return {html: arg.event.title.replace(/\\n/g, '<br>')}" +
"}"
);
Can you help?
Hi @ARCHERS
Using your codepen sample it's working the \n
:
I just edited the events array and placed in the title the \n
and updated the start date
events: [
{
title: 'All\nDay Event',
start: '2022-03-01'
}
]
To make it work in Flow I did nothing, just placed in the title the \n
.
entry.setTitle("My title \n with new line")
Try to remove setEntryContentCallback
Thanks. However the \n does not work for me using entry.setTitle(). I'm using ResourceEntry and FullCalendar/Scheduler version 4.1.2. Which version are you using - could there be a difference?
Probably yes, I'm updating now and it stopped working.
Let me check
Great that works - so if I use: calendar.addCustomStyles(".fc-event-title{white-space: pre-line;}");
then I get a line break with \n. If I use calendar.addCustomStyles(".fc-event-title{white-space:normal;}");
as expected it wraps the text according to space but ignores new line break.
Thanks for your help.
Hi @ARCHERS
Using your codepen sample it's working the
\n
:I just edited the events array and placed in the title the
\n
and updated the start dateevents: [ { title: 'All\nDay Event', start: '2022-03-01' } ]To make it work in Flow I did nothing, just placed in the title the
\n
.entry.setTitle("My title \n with new line")Try to remove
setEntryContentCallback
In which version did it work for you?
I thought it was on a recent version, but the project where I made the \n to work was made with the v4 of the calendar, so it was working before the v5 update
Version 3.1.0, I'm searching on the repo trough my phone but it's confusing
Then it might be really "just", that they changed the basic whitespace styling with the new major version, which prevents setting simple new lines in the title
Yes, I'll check the CSS and search for it, but I think it's like this. I'd like to know so we can add it to the wiki