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niccokunzmann / open-web-calendar

Embed a highly customizable web calendar into your website using ICal source links
https://open-web-calendar.quelltext.eu
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[HTML/CSS] style front page #25

Open niccokunzmann opened 5 years ago

niccokunzmann commented 5 years ago

The front page has no style yet. If you just learn CSS, your contribution is welcome. This project does not even have styling yet.

Front Page: https://open-web-calendar.herokuapp.com/ Source Code: https://github.com/niccokunzmann/open-web-calendar/blob/master/templates/index.html

The only requirement is that you do not add external sources. If you do, we need to refactor that they are served locally.

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candidexmedia commented 8 months ago

Thanks for making this app! It has so much potential, and there aren't many FOSS tools out there like it.

I was looking into other apps that are similar, and found the front page of Modern Cal Embed really nice:

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The app no longer seems to work and hasn't been updated in 2 years, which is unfortunate.

That said, having the customizations on the left, and calendar preview on the right is really neat. I also like how there's a "Copy embed code" button.

Styled Calendar also has a nice interface for customizing calendars with a left panel for customizations, and right panel for preview:

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Let me know what you think! :)

niccokunzmann commented 8 months ago

Just recently, I noticed how many options were added over the time. It seems worth looking at how to better structure the page for accessibility while the calendar is being configured. I side-panel seems promising. One could even make one that can be flapped in and out if the screen is too small. I also like the way the color choosing works. I would be nice to add that, too. Thanks for posting this idea! What are your thoughts - what would be nice to have instead of the simple default view that currently exists?