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Hello,
I hope my english is understandable.
I would like to report a problem or a display error in the German-speaking area.
problem 1
Here is a picture of it:
https://ibb.co/ydB2VPd
Last Event Module
The hyphen "_" is drawn down, the problem here is that a "line-height" was built in. The question is why? So everything is displayed pulled down according to the time.
Why was this programmed that way? As soon as I remove or overwrite the "line-height" it renders correctly. The word clock is also displayed correctly and is no longer drawn down.
We cannot understand why a "line-height" was built in here. That doesn't fit here.
Why was a "line-height" built in here? How come? So everything appears pulled down.
2nd problem
By default, the "Last Event Module" is set to "${startDate" but with ${startDate the creation date is constantly displayed when it is repeated. This can be fixed with "${eventDate" that always shows the correct date.
The question is also here:
Why was it done this way? We have many display errors here in Germany.
By default, the time is also displayed with PM and AM, although the module is also set to 24-hour display in the main settings. But the PM and AM display doesn't go away, it also has to be rewritten casually by Manuel in "${startDate(H:i)}" so that the time is displayed correctly.
No settings that you set in the backhand work here, despite the 24-hour display, only a 12-hour display is shown with AM and PM.
As I said, it only works with a manual rewrite to ${startDate(H:i)}.
This urgently needs to be corrected, so that even if you set the display to 24 hours, it is also output in the module without rewriting anything.
I've been working on this problem for over 24 hours, I have to rewrite a lot of css so that it is displayed correctly.
We sincerely ask that these problems be rectified. So that the time and date can also be displayed correctly in other language areas.
We have great respect for the developers of this event expansion!
This post is for reporting problems and I have been able to fix these problems with a lot of effort and rewriting.
I wish everyone a nice weekend
Warm greetings from Germany
Jens
I hope my english is understandable.
I would like to report a problem or a display error in the German-speaking area.
problem 1
Here is a picture of it:
https://ibb.co/ydB2VPd
Last Event Module
The hyphen "_" is drawn down, the problem here is that a "line-height" was built in. The question is why? So everything is displayed pulled down according to the time.
Why was this programmed that way? As soon as I remove or overwrite the "line-height" it renders correctly. The word clock is also displayed correctly and is no longer drawn down.
We cannot understand why a "line-height" was built in here. That doesn't fit here.
Why was a "line-height" built in here? How come? So everything appears pulled down.
2nd problem
By default, the "Last Event Module" is set to "${startDate" but with ${startDate the creation date is constantly displayed when it is repeated. This can be fixed with "${eventDate" that always shows the correct date.
The question is also here:
Why was it done this way? We have many display errors here in Germany.
By default, the time is also displayed with PM and AM, although the module is also set to 24-hour display in the main settings. But the PM and AM display doesn't go away, it also has to be rewritten casually by Manuel in "${startDate(H:i)}" so that the time is displayed correctly.
No settings that you set in the backhand work here, despite the 24-hour display, only a 12-hour display is shown with AM and PM.
As I said, it only works with a manual rewrite to ${startDate(H:i)}.
This urgently needs to be corrected, so that even if you set the display to 24 hours, it is also output in the module without rewriting anything.
I've been working on this problem for over 24 hours, I have to rewrite a lot of css so that it is displayed correctly.
We sincerely ask that these problems be rectified. So that the time and date can also be displayed correctly in other language areas.
We have great respect for the developers of this event expansion!
This post is for reporting problems and I have been able to fix these problems with a lot of effort and rewriting.
I wish everyone a nice weekend
Warm greetings from Germany
Jens
Can you give us a URL where this problem appears so we can take a look and give you some advice
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