Google Calendar Widget

Select how frequently the widget should refresh and check for new events from the selected calendar. 

With most calendars, you won’t be able to see every event on the screen at once, so the calendar will need to scroll through events. Here is where you’ll set the duration of the scroll delay (in seconds) that the widget should wait before beginning to scroll.

The delay will also occur if the widget gets to the end of the list before scrolling back up to the top.

Set how fast the calendar should scroll through events.

Select how large the font should be within the widget.

Select the number of events you want displayed on the widget. It will always grab the next chronological event as the first event that will appear, and will then grab additional events up to the number that’s selected here.

Select the background color of the agenda list. This is different from the background color of the slide or region and is specific to Google Calendar.

Select the color that will be used as the backgournd color to the date bar and will also outline each of the dates.

Select whether or not to display the event organizer within the widget.

Select whether or not to display the event location within the widget.

Select whether or not to display the start time of each event within the widget.

Select whether or not to display the end time of each event within the widget.

Select how you want the date displayed and formatted within the widget.

Select how you want the time displayed and formatted within the widget.

Use the color pickers to select how you’d like the following data to be colored:

• Event Title
• Location Color
• Organizer Color
• Start Time Color
• Start Date Color
• End Date Color
• End Time Color