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If you have many events there will have to be some element which scrolls.

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Looks like it's just constrained to fit in the available viewport space.

Try changing the Codepen window arrangement to show the app on the right:

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Just reconfigure the tip of that eventDrag feature:

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OK. Looking at your video, that's a completely different tooltip.

The dragging tooltip already aligns above the event being dragged.

You can specify the offsets from the mouse position:

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In version 6, the Combo widget will have a clearWhenInputEmpty config.

The Menu is anchored to the right-click point, and tracks it because the ContextMenuBase class configures the menus it creates with scrollAction : 'realign' The menu will hide as soon as the right-click point scrolls outside of visibility. If you want menus to hide on scroll, you can configure your ...
This looks like a bug in the SASS file which attempts to reference that SASS variable. Until the next release in which it will be fixed, all I can suggest is to edit that CSS file and extract the value assigned to the calendar-foreground-color in variables.scss . Here is the ticket for this issue: h...
Update: The fixes for dynamically changing the day range are in progress and being tested. It's quite delicate knowing which way a view knows the time range that it covers. startDate -> endDate. Setting the start date alone moves the view forwards or backwards maintaining the duration, so must set t...

Or a failure to load the Fonte Awesome font. Check your Network tab:

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