Hello @Objective-Zero,

Thank you for being interested in using this software.

I think the feature you want to have is a very useful so I'll definitely include image background for AuxiliaryView in the upcoming release version. For now it uses CoreGraphics to draw itself.

It's not that difficult to create a Year View mode. It should be a subclass of ContentController and also CVCalendar must load your content view controller if you choose an appropriate mode.

If you want I can implement this feature after 1.1.0 release. Please let me know how long would you wait.

Regards,
Eugene

Awesome! I mean I am just starting to program the app now so a month or two should be fine!

Hello @Objective-Zero,

In this case I'll definitely implement a YearView mode for CVCalendar. So you'll be able to use it within your app. :]

If you have more awesome ideas you're welcome!

Regards,
Eugene

@mozharovsky I'm also interested in having a custom dot. In my case, I'm going to use FontAwesome to use a UILabel. What would you recommend as the best approach to add a UILabel (that accepts multiple symbols) below a date?

Hello @nanoxd,

I'll add support for custom image views instead of GPU drawn shapes. All you will need to do is to extract an image from your label and return a reference to the image.

Regards,
Eugene

That would be easy to do. Thanks! What I meant by my question in the best approach though is how can I help add a feature like this in? Would CVAuxilliary be the place for this?

You'll need to return your custom images through the delegate method. The rest stuff CVCalendar will handle automatically. :]

were you able to add image instead of dot, if you have done this i hope you tell me how did you do it :D

Hello, thanks for this great Calendar.
I cannot see Year View...is implemented ?
Thanks

@matteopiccioni nope, only month and week view so far.

ok, thanks