Question 1

How do I customize the CSS styles in Timesheet.js?

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Override the provided CSS classes in `dist/timesheet.css` or add your own styles after including it. The README shows basic usage, but for advanced theming, you'll need to modify the CSS directly.

Question 2

Is Timesheet.js responsive on mobile devices?

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The default CSS may not be fully responsive; developers often need to add custom media queries to ensure proper display on smaller screens, as this isn't addressed in the library.

Question 3

Can I add events dynamically after initialization?

Accepted Answer

No, events are set during initialization with a static array. For updates, you might need to re-initialize the timesheet, which can be inefficient for dynamic applications.

Question 4

What date formats does Timesheet.js support?

Accepted Answer

It supports basic formats like '2002' for years and '09/2002' for month/year combinations, as shown in the example, but lacks comprehensive date parsing for varied inputs.

Question 5

Timesheet.js vs other timeline libraries like TimelineJS?

Accepted Answer

Timesheet.js is lighter and simpler, ideal for basic, static timelines, while TimelineJS offers more features like multimedia support but is heavier. Choose based on your need for simplicity versus functionality.

Question 6

How to handle overlapping events in Timesheet.js?

Accepted Answer

The library displays events chronologically, but overlapping can cause visual clutter. You'll need to customize CSS for spacing or use manual adjustments, as there's no built-in collision detection.

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