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If you look closely at the event indicators after modifying the color for them (i.e. calendar.appearence.eventColor = .whiteColor()), you'll see that the default blue color still appears behind it which looks quite offsetting.
A quick fix for it would be modifying the alpha in #define FSCalendarStandardEventDotColor FSColorRGBA(31,119,219,0) to 0 as shown.
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Hi @Archivus Thanks for your advice. This commit has fix the issue. It turns out that the layer shouldn't contains a backgroundColor along with the contents.
If you look closely at the event indicators after modifying the color for them (i.e.
calendar.appearence.eventColor = .whiteColor()
), you'll see that the default blue color still appears behind it which looks quite offsetting.A quick fix for it would be modifying the alpha in
#define FSCalendarStandardEventDotColor FSColorRGBA(31,119,219,0)
to 0 as shown.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: