Day & Week settings let you customize how calendars display in WeekCal. Adjust which hour starts the day, which day starts the week, as well as various other display options.
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1. Day starts at - Choose the day start hour. |
| 2. Day ends at - Choose the night start hour. | |
| 3. Only show daytime hours - slide to include nighttime hours. | |
| 4. Week starts on - select which day starts the week. | |
| 5. Weekends - Choose whether and when to show weekends in the view. | |
| 6. Number of days visible - Choose how many days to show in the view. | |
| 7. Current day larger - Toggle ON to make the current day twice the width of a normal day. | |
| 8. Number of Hours to Show - Choose how many hours can be visible at once without scrolling. | |
| 9. When started - Choose whether to display the Hours to Show starting with the current time, starting with the start of day hour, or starting with the next event. | |
| 10. Horizontal Zooming - Toggle on the ability to zoom horizontally. | |
| 11. Out-of-View indicators - When zooming horizontally, it is possible to push events out of the viewable area. This switch toggles indicators that point to content that is not visible due to zooming. | |
| 12. Week font size - Changes the size of event text in Week view. | |
| 13. Day font size - Changes the size of event text in Day view. | |
| 14. Show time in events - Switch ON or OFF to show time in events or not. | |
| 15. Highlight today - Toggle ON or OFF a subtle color difference to denote the current day. | |
| 16. Darken Weekend days - Toggle ON or OFF a subtle darkening of the weekend days. | |
| 17. Always use black text - Makes all event text black. Overrides other color settings. | |
| 18. Size of all-day area - Choose how many rows to display for the all-day area. | |
| 19. Long events as all-day - Display events that extend beyond the viewable area but are not all-day to display like all-day events. | |
| 20. 1-day events in calendar - Toggle ON or OFF 1-day events. | |
| 21. Done - Tap Done to finalize the settings. |