Weekends (If checked, Saturday and Sunday will be visible on the calendar.With it checked, there will be an 'All day' section at the top of the Week and Day views.) All day slot (Without this checked, all day events will only be visible on the Month view.When set to 120, it will occupy a two hour time slot on the calendar.) Default event minutes: 120 (This only affects events without an end date, and sets the amount of time it should occupy on the calendar.Or you could set it to something like 60 and have 1 hour time slots.) You could set something fancy like 45, and each time slot would be a 45 minute increment. Slot minutes: 30 (This sets the length of the time slots in an agenda view.Maximum time: 24 (This is the same as minimum time, except that it determines the latest time that can be viewed on the calendar.).If you set it to '6' the calendar will not scroll up past 6am.) Minimum time: 0 (This determines the earliest time that can be viewed on the calendar.

If you're creating a calendar that only has after school events, you might want to set this to something like 13 to start at 1:00pm.

First hour: 6 (This determines the first hour that will be visible when the calendar loads.

'Go to structure => Views => Calendar' (admin/structure/views/view/calendar).

Now that we have enabled the module, let's edit the view.

Go to 'Modules' (admin/modules) and enable:.

In this video, we'll take a look at those options so that you know where to set them in case you want to do so. It contains additional advanced settings that you may or may not need to configure like what time the calendar should show when loaded, whether or not to show weekends, and whether or not to load a different view when a date is clicked on the calendar. The FullCalendar Options module is a sub-module that comes with the FullCalendar module.

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