This demo illustrates the way of customizing the default editor window with custom template option and the customized design is automatically replaced onto the usual event editor. Here, a doctor’s daily appointment with his patients is listed out and shaded with specific color based on its status.
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Description
With the usage of template,
the user can format and change the default appearance of the events by making use of the template option
which is available within the eventSettings property.
Here, the HTML template design is compiled and then the resultant output will be displayed directly on the events.