Hi
I found this solution useful when I required to target styling precisely for particular events in FullCalendar view;
this is a ready-to-take mod rather than a feature request , yet it would be nice to see it in the upcoming update.
So, in events-maker\includes\shortcodes.php I amended this function a bit:
function get_calendar_events($args)
{
$events = em_get_events($args);
$calendar = array();
if(empty($events))
return $calendar;
foreach($events as $event)
{
$id = $event->ID;
// mod start
$catClasses = array();
$aCategories = wp_get_post_terms( $event->ID, 'event-category');
$aTags = wp_get_post_terms( $event->ID, 'event-tag');
if (count($aCategories))
foreach($aCategories as $category) {
$catClasses[] = "fc-event-cat-" . $category->slug;
$catClasses[] = "fc-event-cat-" . $category->term_id;
}
if (count($aTags))
foreach($aTags as $tag) {
$catClasses[] = "fc-event-tag-" . $tag->slug;
$catClasses[] = "fc-event-tag-" . $tag->term_id;
}
// mod end
....
Then in the events array assembly I added this line:
$calendar[] = array(
'title' => $event->post_title,
'start' => $start,
'end' => $end,
'className' => implode(" ", $catClasses), // <<<< added line
'allDay' => em_is_all_day($id),
'url' => get_permalink($id)
);
This is arg described in FullCalendar documentation.
This gives me some additional classes in the list of rendered events, like that:
...<a href="http://some.url/" class="
fc-event fc-event-hori fc-event-start fc-event-end
fc-event-cat-zajecia-oferta-stala
fc-event-cat-118
fc-event-tag-dzieci
fc-event-tag-182
fc-event-tag-gimnastyka
fc-event-tag-180 ... " style="...."> ....
Now, I’m able to add i.e. different colors for events under different categories, assign icons etc.
Ofc it will work as soon as you have an event assigned to any event-rlated taxonomy (categories or tags).