Hi Francis,

The weekend days should adapt the calendar based on the language settings, if you force the site to your chosen language the calendar should adapt to the conventions of the culture settings. However I think it can only work well for Gregorian Calendars.

If those settings don't help I do not know of a way to change that at the moment but I will look into it and see if I can make it add extra css classes based on the day of the week name, that way at least you could override it by css.

With Day View and Week View I think the problem is those views are designed to show the duration of an event visually so if an event has no duration there is nothing to show in those views.

I could make it add one minute to those events end time if it equals the start time and that will make it show up on the view. I will do that for the next release of Event Calendar Pro.

Best,

Joe

Hi,

<add key="site1culture" value="ar-AE" />
<add key="site1uiculture" value="en-US" />

first one controls number formats, calendars, date formats, etc

second one controls which resx files are used but not sure about months and day names since that goes with the calendar.

In the next release of Event Calendar Pro I will add extra css classes in month view for the day names so there will be classes like

.day-Monday {}

.day-Tuesday {}

so that you could control the style for any day of the week and override the .mpcalendarweekendday {} if it selects the wrong days

This way you could keep everything as English including date formats but still make friday and saturday styles as you want

I'll post again on this thread after the next release of Event Calendar Pro

Best,

Joe