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Is it possible to have a starting_hour_utc ? #383
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Hi, this is interesting! Yes, that is well possible, I think. So both are interpreted in the same way. I wonder what happens if the end or start walk over to the next day e.g. 23:00. In #324 we also spoke about calendar scrolling to the first event to make it visible. We could also add a What are your thoughts? |
All the options sound good, defaulting to scrolling to the first event seems the nicest to us end-users, but also centering the calendar to an utc-date would work great for our use case. |
Scrolling to the first event seems in most of the cases the right (and from the user point of view expected) behavior. starting_hour in UTC etc are nice (and useful) features. |
Sometimes the calendar is to be used by people from different timezones so would be nice to have the
starting_hour
set to UTC so changing the timezone would still show the window of hours in which the events would happen.We're using Polar.sh so you can upvote and help fund this issue. We receive the funding once the issue is completed & confirmed by you. Thank you in advance for helping prioritize & fund our work.
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