Support an optional title on background events
See original GitHub issueOriginally reported on Google Code with ID 2481
It appears that if your 'rendering' is 'background' or 'inverse-background', the title
does not display. It seems like this is by design right now, but it'd be really useful
to optionally support this.
I feel that the rendering style and whether or not the text displays on the event are
mutually exclusive. In my use case, which I feel is quite common, I need to block off
time slots, and also make it very explicit to a user that these are "Unavailable",
or moreso, why they are unavailable.
Reported by ipalka
on 2015-04-11 17:44:34
Imported with 1 stars.
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I know this is old, but with 4.3.1, you can use eventRender:
This assumes your events have
{ rendering : "background" }
defined within.released in v5