Hi @vipzhicheng

Thanks for this great tool ! I juste want to report 2 mistakes in french version of the calendar.

Why only "Mardi" is an entire word and not "Mar" (3 letters) like the other ? "Soleil" ("sun" in french) replace "Dimanche" ("sunday")... strange too. Could you make modifications ? Thanks !

Great plugin .. thanks for the hard work on this.

I've used Obsidian previously and one very nice feature was that the Calendar dots would indicate the following

• presence of a dot meant the journal page existed (your red dot does that now)
• a second dot for TODO status
  • open tasks (TODO) items exist on this journal - the second dot is hollow
  • no open tasks on this journal - the second dot is filled.

Another approach for Logseq that would not require two dots might be to have 3 different colors for a single dot

• white(or black for light mode) - page exists and has NO TODOs or DONE items for the day (July 4 and 22)
• red - page exists and has open TODO items in it (July 17, 18, 23, 26, 28, 29 and 30)
• green - page exists and has only DONE items (July 6, 12, 14 and 19)

Thanks for this nice plugin. I would like to use it in combination with the Github dark theme. Unfortunately, it is unreadable. Could you maybe (re-)use CSS variables to color the calendar, if you haven't already?

Hi @vipzhicheng

I just realized that the calendar doesn't have a fair display. I have the "Monday" option as the first day.

But the calendar is wrong. He considers that January 1 is a Monday and shifts everything.

What I see in logseq...

What the real calendar is

It is the transition to the new year that seems to be the problem.

Congratulations on the excellent plugin. It has been very helpful to me. Just a small correction. In the Portuguese language (PT-BR), Sunday is abbreviated as being as "Dom" and not as "Sol".

fa={January:"Janeiro",February:"Fevereiro",March:"Mar\xE7o",April:"Abril",May:"Maio",June:"Junho",July:"Julho",August:"Agosto",September:"Setembro",October:"Outubro",November:"Novembro",December:"Dezembro",Sunday:"Dom",Monday:"Seg",Tuesday:"Ter",Wednesday:"Qua",Thursday:"Qui",Friday:"Sex",Saturday:"S\xE1b",Today:"Hoje"}

Thank you very much and success!

Updated previous PR. Added wrapper to render as 1st child of container, not last (logseq.provideUI doing append).

Container selector updated to .sidebar-item-list (@vipzhicheng, edit your local Logseq settings, old value can be there) - so it's rendered in sidebar 😎

About "Banner plugin" integration - i will provide a placeholder so users could set a selector in calendar plugin options to use it.

get the following error message in the console

#logseq-block-calendar logseq-plugin-block-calendar can not resolve selector target #calendar-placeholder

Not sure if this is related to dots appearing under dates even though they have no TODO's

Using Logseq 8.14 on Mac OSX 10.13

Hi, thanks for your nice plugin!

I suggest this simple feature: right click on a day copies to clipboard the day link.

This allows the user to put day reminders simply pasting it in a block

i.e. in my logseq I have date format YYYYMMDD

left click on 13 December opens the page 20221213

it would be very useful if right click on 13 December puts in clipboard [[20221213]]

Thanks

Hi @vipzhicheng

I do not know if it is an aesthetic choice or a problem but the calendar integrating in the plugin "banner" is always displayed with a first colomne shift for Saturday and another a little larger for Sunday.

I find this a little surprising. Is it voluntary ?

When I click on a date in the block calendar (0.1.8), whether through a directly rendered calendar on a given page or in the context of the banners plugin, the journal page that I am taken to is one day before the day that I clicked. For example, when I click on October 20, I am delivered to the journal page for October 19. This persists through a restart of Logseq and changing the weekly start date settings (and reloading/restarting).

I use several graphs and noticed if I am in graph1 the block calendar displays in the right panel at the top which is expected.

If I change to graph2 the block calendar for graph1 remains displayed at the top of the right panel and the block calendar for graph2 is displayed underneath the graph1 calendar.

Closing the right sidebar and re-opening it will make the graph1 block calendar disappear and the graph2 block calendar move to the top of the right panel.