omid/Persian-Calendar-for-Gnome-Shell

Persian Calendar for Gnome-Shell

An extension for Gnome-Shell to show Persian date and calendar

Go to the official Gnome Shell Extensions website: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/240/
Click on the “ON/OFF” button on the top-right of the page.
If you don't see the extension, go to the troubleshooting section.

I don't see the ON/OFF button, or it's disabled, but I see a blue message on top of the website, with a message like: “To control GNOME Shell extensions using this site you must install GNOME Shell integration that…”. What should I do?
- In this case, you must install the chrome-gnome-shell package on your system. For example, on Ubuntu, you should run: sudo apt install chrome-gnome-shell
I enable the extension, but it doesn't appear and when I refresh the page, it's disabled again! Why?!
- If you don't have gnome-tweaks, first install it. Then open it and go to the “extensions” section. There is a button in the title bar of the window, make sure it's enabled.
- If you cannot see the “extensions” section in the gnome-tweaks application, congratulation, you are using a more up-to-date version of Gnome, so in this case, please use the gnome-extensions application and make sure the button is enabled.
If none of the above works, you can install Extension Manager, then install and activate the Persian Calendar extension through it. Extension Manager is a tool for managing GNOME Shell Extensions.

Format Code	Meaning	Example Output
`%Y`	Year with century	`۱۴۰۲`
`%y`	Year without century (zero-padded)	`۰۲`
`%MM`	Month name	`آبان`
`%mm`	Month name (short)	`آبا`
`%M`	Month number (zero-padded)	`۰۸`
`%m`	Month number	`۸`
`%D`	Day of the month (zero-padded)	`۰۱`
`%d`	Day of the month	`۱`
`%WW`	Day of the week	`چهارشنبه`
`%ww`	Day of the week (short)	`چهار`
`%w`	Day of the week (very short)	`چ`