Colliding background events render side-by-side
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to have background events that share a time span be displayed side by side (like foreground events)? This behavior could be toggled on/off on a calendar-wide setting, in case the current behavior of actually overlapping is desired.
When two events with rendering: 'background'
concur, they are displayed one on top of the other (i.e. some event from 9am to 11am and other event from 10am to 12pm), that’s desirable on some (maybe most) scenarios, but I could also want to display the events side by side (using 50% of the available width.) I was proposing to have a setting that could toggle background events rendering in a way that concurring events could be displayed side by side, just like normal events.
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I’ve the same need: rendering background events side by side instead of overlapping. Is there any way to do it?
Any updates about this issue since 2018? Is there a way to do this natively in the new version of FullCalendar or is it planned in the next releases?