Previous and Next months appear. I just want to show the current month. about clndr

[mikegioia]

@oguzhansari I can't confirm exactly what's going on but that doesn't look like the adjacent months at first glance. I would say though that this question would get more help at Stack Overflow. If you're able to trace the bug and can reproduce it in JS Fiddle, please resubmit it here.

[oguzhansari]

Published the example in JSFiddle.
Link: https://jsfiddle.net/ax7f5046/

You have to give it a solution.
You are the manufacturer.
You should know the source better.

I do not want the days of the previous and next months to be displayed.
"showAdjacentMonths": false Does this setting not do what I want?

[mikegioia]

@oguzhansari Please read the readme and follow the format for issuing bug reports. I don't have the time to read and digest this kind of a custom problem. Run through our tests, see if you can hit the error in there. If you can, re-issue a proper ticket using the issue template we have.

[kylestetz]

Hey @oguzhansari, sorry for the confusion about showAdjacentMonths— clndr will always render a complete grid of days (e.g. complete rows of seven boxes), and showAdjacentMonths simply controls whether the date is visible within those boxes, or whether they are empty. This is not a bug and is by design; most calendars out there are rendered as a grid.

You can fix this issue by either adding a check in your template to see if the day.day field has a value (it will be an empty string in the case of those boxes you want to get rid of) or you can add the line of css .day.empty { display: none; }, which uses the .empty class on those dates to hide them.

I'm keeping this closed this since it isn't an issue with the library, but you're welcome to submit a PR if you have an idea for how clndr can be extended to make this situation easier.

[oguzhansari]

@kylestetz Thanks.

"Display: none" is only hidden.
I've had problems with CSS ( example > :nth-child(n+15)).
It's influenced by hidden elements.
I deleted the elements with the class name "empty". (JS: $('.day.empty').remove())
You can see my work here.
Video: http://sendvid.com/vhmtzoek