Share Calendar on Board without Showing Radarr/Sonarr
I would like to be able to share a calendar on my public facing "default" board without having Radarr and Sonarr available to the users.
I know that both are password protected but is there anyway to link Sonarr and Radarr to the calendar widget without having them added to the board as apps?
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You still need the apps for the connection (this might change in the future)
But you can have the external link go nowhere, or loop back the the board; so that clicking it doesn't send them to radarr/sonarr.
You can also bury them in a category or sideboard.
For example could make a stealth app with the name, image, and external link of Google; but then have the internal link and integration set to sonarr/radarr
Put them in a category and hide that category using CSS
I'm not great with CSS. But I have slight general knowledge. I can look up how to hide something.
I'm just not quite sure how to find exactly what needs hiding.
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I know it's somewhere in here.
This will completely hide the category, so if you need to access it again, don't forget to remove the CSS
Thank you!
If I already have a category, will it also hide that one as well?
Yep
One second I'll make one for specific category names
That would be amazing!
Yeah it would, but CSS doesn't allow selector by text...
Instead you can use the unique ID provided by mantine on the same line as the one for "dashboard-gs-category".
There's a chance they are different between the categories.
It's in the form of "mantine-d1a2ui", mantine followed by 6 alphanumeric characters
Oh I found it. I have two. One I want to hide. I've identified the one I need to hide.
Then in my css exemple you just need to replace dashboard-gs-category by that mantine UID
Keeping the dot
No need for dashboard-gs-category at all? Just the specific UID?
Yep
Hell yeah.
I copied the whole line. I don't need
div.mantine-em6nbc:nth-child(7) > div:nth-child(1) > div:nth-child(1)