Ok, the little calendar seems to be working. I've configured it as much as possible, but I can't find any way to make Today's date match every theme. But even though that color doesn't match every theme, the calendar still should be usable. If something looks really bad in your theme, let me know, and maybe I can fix it.
One thing I changed (from the default calendar block) is the white highlight behind the dates (either today's date or meeting dates). But if it's hard to see the dates in certain themes, let me know, and I'll add that white highlight back. (Or it could be yellow - not sure what would be best for colorblindness?)
I think it's going to display some holidays. I'm not sure how that will be, but it can be disabled if no one wants it. We'll have to wait....I guess Valentines Day will be our first chance to see how that's going to look.
I just added the UTC/GMT clock. Unfortunately, I can only make the text match one theme. Is it showing up ok for everyone? I could put a bg color behind it too, if it's hard to see.
Anyone in the IC Mentor / Full Member group or above an add an event to the calendar. I'll be working on fixing the broken PM today, so I won't be able to add any meetings yet. So if someone else gets around to it, before I do, that's fine. The "How To" info is below:
See the test meeting Jan 30 for an example. If you click on the event which is showing just under the calendar, it will open the associated message. In that message is a link which will show your local time of the meeting. If it doesn't show it automatically, there's a link to change your location.
This is the webpage where you can create that link, if you're adding a new event.
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=test+meeting&iso=20180130T12&p1=75You don't have to make a new topic for the event/meeting. You'll see the checkbox in the form when you start a new event. So if there's no time for a particular event (or you can mention the time in the Event Name) you can skip making the new topic. Then people can use the GMT clock just under the calendar, to know when the meeting is.
Comments, complaints, suggestions -- welcome as always