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We have found that some elements of the package have hard-coded CSS without the benefit of encompassing class-names. This makes it very difficult to override any part of the CSS. For example, the marker components such as TodayMarker all render the vertical line as black, which is essentially invisible in a dark-mode CSS environment.
Describe the solution you'd like
All elements that a user might use (those exported from the package) should have their CSS defined in terms of named classes. This will allow users to augment the pre-defined CSS with values for the application being developed.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have considered creating elaborate CSS selectors to alter the TodayMarker background-color, but the lack of definitive class-names makes it very difficult to target the correct div element.
This discussion was converted from issue #1035 on April 29, 2026 09:34.
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We have found that some elements of the package have hard-coded CSS without the benefit of encompassing class-names. This makes it very difficult to override any part of the CSS. For example, the marker components such as
TodayMarkerall render the vertical line as black, which is essentially invisible in a dark-mode CSS environment.Describe the solution you'd like
All elements that a user might use (those exported from the package) should have their CSS defined in terms of named classes. This will allow users to augment the pre-defined CSS with values for the application being developed.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have considered creating elaborate CSS selectors to alter the
TodayMarkerbackground-color, but the lack of definitive class-names makes it very difficult to target the correctdivelement.All reactions