Look and Feel
Look and Feel settings allow you to customize how information is displayed throughout One Calendar.
These settings affect only your personal view of the application and help improve readability, usability, and overall user experience.
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Minutes in Slot
Controls the time interval displayed in the Time Grid view.
Smaller intervals provide more detailed scheduling, while larger intervals reduce visual complexity and allow more information to fit on the screen.
Slot Height
Controls the height of time slots in the Time Grid view.
High provides more space for event details.
Low allows more time slots to be visible without scrolling.
Start and End Hours
Define the default time range displayed in the Time Grid view.
Adjust these values to focus on your typical working hours and reduce unnecessary scrolling.
Calendar Position
Determines which date is displayed when opening or refreshing the calendar.
Current Date always opens the calendar on today's date.
Last Viewed Date returns to the date that was viewed during the previous session.
Event Height
Controls how event information is displayed within event blocks.
One Line displays event information on a single line.
Adjust to Content automatically increases event height when additional information is displayed.
Enable Display each field on a new line to improve event readability when multiple fields are shown on event blocks.
Default Event Minutes
Defines the default duration used when creating new date-time events without a specified end time.
Using a default duration can speed up event creation and ensure consistent scheduling.
Clear Cache Interval
Controls how frequently calendar data is refreshed.
More frequent refreshes ensure the latest data is displayed.
Longer intervals improve performance by reducing the number of data requests.
When set to Never, the maximum amount of data is cached. Changes made outside the application may not be immediately reflected.
Selecting Do not cache forces data to be retrieved on every interaction, which may impact performance.
Daily Totals Display
Daily Totals display the total number of scheduled hours or days for each calendar date.
You can choose whether Daily Totals are displayed on the calendar.
Daily Totals may be displayed for dates outside the currently selected period.
However, these values are not included in the Grand Total shown in the upper-left corner of the calendar.
For example, if the selected period is November, Daily Totals for events scheduled in October may still be visible, but those values are not included in the November Grand Total.
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One Calendar Event(s) and Issue Timer Panel
You can enable the One Calendar Event(s) or Issue Timer panel on Jira issue pages.
When enabled Issue Event Panel , custom events associated with the current Jira issue are displayed directly within the issue view.
The Issue Timer panel displays a timer directly on the Jira issue page and allows work to be logged without leaving the issue.
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Work Report for Paused Timer
The Work Report for Paused Timer setting controls what happens when a new timer is started while another timer is still running.
When enabled:
The Log Work dialog is displayed for the previously running timer.
Users are prompted to report work before continuing.
When disabled:
The previous timer is paused automatically.
No work report dialog is displayed.
Show or Hide Messages
Controls which informational messages are displayed throughout the application. Select the messages you would like to see and clear the ones you prefer to hide..
When the message appears, select Don't show me anymore.
The message can be enabled again later through the Look and Feel settings.
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