Style settings ignored for multiday events in month view [#1867976]

In the default month view, the style settings for fields ("Customize field HTML" etc.) don't seem to be applied to multi day events, but only to single day ones. Maybe I just overlooked some setting for this, in this case please tell me where I can change this.

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Comment #1

Harmageddon CreditAttribution: Harmageddon commented 3 February 2013 at 12:26

Can anybody confirm or fix this?

Comment #2

Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commented 19 October 2013 at 10:05

This is a real thorn in my side too! Two resources that helped me:

Drupal 7 Views Module Tutorial 5 of 10: Theming Views
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cfc11_sb5M

Tutorial - How to Style An Event Calendar in Drupal 7Tutorial - How to Style An Event Calendar in Drupal 7
http://www.cmsquickstart.com/blog/style-event-calendar-drupal-7

Comment #3

silurius CreditAttribution: silurius commented 16 January 2014 at 01:27

Has anyone found a workaround or fix for this?

Comment #4

bartmann CreditAttribution: bartmann commented 22 January 2014 at 23:54

The output isn't getting wrapped in the field/label wrappers - so this is a bug. A workaround is to rewrite the output and add your tags there.

So go to the field you need the styling on and go to the 'rewrite results' option and add your tag and then the replacement in the Text box - for example:
<h3>[field_name]</h3>

Works pretty well and I hope that is what you are looking for...

Comment #5

silurius CreditAttribution: silurius commented 24 January 2014 at 01:53

Hi Bartmann. Yes, I saw this workaround and it's helpful (thanks) but it's not perfect. The style settings feature replaces spaces in token replacements with hyphens and the rewrite feature preserves the spaces. And of course in CSS a space between elements is interpreted as a division between two elements.

So for a field that has more than one value (such as multiple taxonomy terms), the style feature would render <div class="[field_term"><p>[field_title]</p></div> as <div class="Green-Apples-Ruby-Grapefruit"><p>Title field text</p></div>.

Whereas the rewrite feature would render it as either <div class="Green Apples, Ruby Grapefruit"><p>Title field text</p></div> or (if you use a hyphen separator instead) as <div class="Green Apples-Ruby Grapefruit"><p>Title field text</p></div>. The comma and the hyphen, in this case, can become a problem in CSS for different reasons.