Hello,

Well, some options are planned around this later in the future (nothing clearly planned for now).

Today, you can maybe do this with a few custom css.

Not tested, but there something that could work :
- Create a new module calendar in a "fake" position (which one does not exist in your site template)
- Create a new article to use to display the calendar module as a main content
- Integrate the created module inside the article content using {loadposition my-fake-position-name}
- Then add such custom css to the page (you can use the iCagenda Custom CSS option in global options of iCagenda in General Settings tab) :
This css code will display tooltip content inside date box.
You will too to play a bit with css to add some custom css declarations for a better styling of days depending on your site template.

Hope this helps ?

Best regards,
Cyril

Hello,

Which name did you enter for your custom position ?
When you said Joomla does not accept it, do you mean in the module option ? If yes, enter name and press enter ley to validate the new position

Hope this helps ?

Regards,
Cyril

Note: yes the development for such a functionnality could be a future improvement, but today too much other developments in process, so can't give any deadline for this one

Hello Jan,

So, before each class, add the module ID (ic-calendar- + ID)

Like this :
It may works to specify those css only for one module

Regards,
Cyril