Calendar Date Differentiation
I need to create a more easily identifiable and differentiated date font (bold, highlighted, ... something) to draw the attention of dates that have services available versus dates that do not have services available. Currently, the Black vs Gray color palette is hard to see with the thin lines of the font face on some monitors (i.e. laptop in sunlight, mobile phone in any light, brightness/contrast of any screen, etc.). Not to mention the difficulty of new/infrequent users or those with old/weak eyes or other impairments would have and would lead to user frustration. Believe it or not, the 15th shown above has available time, but it's lost in the gray text everywhere. There is a font-weight tag in the CSS of the table ( font-weight: 700; to the ".datePicker .bookable" class), and editing a local copy (i.e. not server-side and therefore can't be saved) only allowed a "little" better boldface (1000 max vs the 700 default) than what you see above. Is this something that we can get access to in the theme settings maybe? Or just have defaulted to a heavier emphasis for those dates with available services? Maybe a gray ring around the date that then turns to the theme highlight color when selected?
Vertical Column Won't Stay On Right Side Of Page
This started this morning. I test SPO pages on smaller monitors - my 15" monitor at 1280x1024 is common in the company. This morning, my vertical columns disappeared. Well, they repositioned themselves nicely to the bottom of the page. But what the heck! Has anyone else seen something like this? It happens in IE11, and all of the Edge Chromium Canary/Dev/Beta/EdgeHTML. Chrome is the only one that is the same - shows the vertical column correctly without zooming out. No change in my display adapter. Win 10 was patched early yesterday morning but this was fine all day. If I change the zoom to 90% it all looks fine. So who's the culprit 🙂 Windows 10? SharePoint Online rendering changes from the backend? The Edge development team? My Help Desk? Asking for a friend.... 🙂
