All you need to do is add a little CSS to your calendar's settings!

1. Go to Calendars and choose the calendar you'd like to modify.
2. Go to Settings > Edit CSS.
3. Add this line in the /* Full Calendar */ section:
   .month-event-slot { height: 22px !important }
4. Click Save CSS.

That's it! If you need to display a larger area, you can increase the height by multiples of 11px.
For example, to display 3 lines, I'd change the 22px to 33px.

 All you need to do is add a little CSS to your calendar's settings!

1. Go to Calendars and choose the calendar you'd like to modify.
2. Go to Settings > Edit CSS.
3. Add this line in the /* Full Calendar */ section:
   Hiding the End Time: .month-etime { display:none; }
   Hiding the Start Time: .month-stime { display:none; }
   Hiding both: .month-stime, .month-etime { display: none; } 
4. Click Save CSS.

 All you need to do is modify the API call slightly.

Note: This only works with event list widgets / API calls.

1. Get the IDs of the calendars you want to add to the call. (Look at the Calendar Index table - left hand column.) 
   
   For this example, let's say our calendar IDs are 123, 124, and 125. 
2. Look at your API call's URL. Find the part of the URL that says &cid=123 (you may have a different number ;). 
3. Add the other calendar IDs separated by underscores. The final result will look something like this: &cid=123_124_125
   The full URL will look something like this:
   http://demo.libcal.com/api_events.php?iid=1&m=upc&cid=123_124_125&c=&d=&l=5

 Absolutely - all you need to do is modify the API call slightly.

Note: This only works with event list widgets / API calls.

Simply add &simple=ul (for a bulleted list) or &simple=br (for a list separated by line breaks) to the end of the API URL (upcoming events, today's events, events this month, etc.).

Your API call will look something like this when you're finished
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://springylib.libcal.com/css/api.css" /> <div id="api_upc_cid582_iid2"></div><script type="text/javascript" src="http://springylib.libcal.com/api_events.php?iid=2&m=upc&cid=582&c=&d=&l=5&context=object&format=js&simple=ul"></script>

 Sure! All you need to do is modify the API call slightly.

Note: This only works with the "Events in the next month" API.

Simply add &months=x to the end of the API URL, replacing x with the number of months you'd like to display.

Your API call will look something like this when you're finished
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://calendar.springshare.com/css/api.css" /><div id="api_month_cid112_iid3"></div><script type="text/javascript" src="http://calendar.springshare.com/api_events.php?iid=3&m=month&cid=112&c=&d=&context=object&format=js&months=3"> </script>

Since the CSS doesn't hold in print view (this is a browser issue - styling/positioning is lost when in print view), the best way to print a weekly view is by using the iCal subscription.

• Get the iCal subscription URL for your calendar.
• Once it's in your other calendar service (Outlook, etc.), use their print feature to print whichever week you'd like.

We are planning on making some changes to the system to make printing easier, so keep an eye on our blog for news!

 Set up a separate set of booking slots for the last slot of the day.

Set up your usual room booking slots - only up until the slot that ends before midnight.
Then set up another slot for the last part of the day.

The times are editable, so you can click in the time area, delete the number there, and add the time you want.

So, for our example, slots are 30 minutes long, no padding.

1. Go to Room Bookings.
2. On the Room Availability tab, set up your slots for the day - only through 11:30pm.
3. Now we're going to set up the last slot for those rooms:
• Choose Date: Repeated, Daily for whatever days you close at midnight.
• Choose whatever date range you want.
• Start Time: 11:30pm
  End: Choose 11:45pm, then click in the field.
  Arrow to the left until you're at the 45 part. Delete 45 and add 59.
• Booking Duration: 29 minutes
• Padding/Gap: 0 minutes
• Apply to: whatever room/group of rooms you want.
4. Click Save.

 All you need to do is add a little CSS to your system!

Note: You must be an admin-level user in your system to do this.

1. Go to Admin Stuff > Look & Feel.
2. In the Custom HEAD Code box, add this CSS between <style></style> tags:
   .rn { font-weight:bold; }
3. Click Save Custom Code.

 Yes! All you need is the box ID from LibGuides.

1. In your LibGuides site, grab the box ID by hovering over the edit link in the upper right corner of the box. Write down the number that appears in the tooltip.
2. In your LibCal site, go to Admin Stuff > Look & Feel > Homepage Settings.
3. In the What Boxes Will Show on the Homepage section, add the box ID from LibGuides to the column where you'd like it to display on your homepage.
4. Click Save at the bottom of the box.