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Bug : Two concomitant events show on top of each other in Week view

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  • luisakakpoL
    luisakakpoL
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    When two events are at the same time, they appear on top of each other in the week view making on of the events unreadable. This is not a problem in Month or Schedule view, as events are presented more like lists there.

    image.jpeg

    For improved readability, a better option would be to have them side by side, like in the image below (taken from Proton Calendar)

    image.jpeg

    The more concomitant events, the more squeezed. I tested up to 20 and on Proton Calendar they just squeeze it more. It's not a really realsitic use case but it's just to give an idea on how to handle this edge case.

    image.jpeg

    Thank you,
    Luis

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    • nebulonN
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      Alright this is then fixed. Pending a release in a bit. It will then look like:

      image.jpeg

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