Updates the grid structure to correctly position the scrollbars.
Replaces fixed scrollbars with a grid-based layout using spacers and
a right column for a more integrated and maintainable solution.
This change addresses layout issues related to scrollbar positioning
and ensures better alignment across different browsers.
Lowers the z-index of the week header to ensure it slides under the header-spacer during horizontal scrolling.
This prevents the week header from overlapping the header-spacer, improving the visual flow of the calendar layout.
Implements fixed scrollbars at the browser edges to enhance navigation within the calendar view. This ensures that the scrollbars remain visible regardless of the user's scroll position, providing consistent access to horizontal and vertical scrolling.
Removes the right header spacer and right column, integrating their functionality into the new fixed scrollbar components.
Additionally, synchronizes the week header position with the horizontal scroll, improving the user experience.
Scrollbar hiding is now handled in the CSS file.
Adjusts z-index values to ensure the week header and header spacer
elements cover the time axis during scrolling. This prevents visual
artifacts and improves the overall user experience.
Adds custom scroll management for the calendar week view, replacing native scrollbars with a custom handle.
Introduces categorized event logging with console grouping and styling, enhancing debug output. It also allows configuring logging for specific event categories.
Refactors the calendar grid to support smoother navigation transitions by using separate week containers.
This change introduces a GridManager to handle grid rendering and interactions within these containers, enabling scroll synchronization and click event handling for each week view.
Also, configures the calendar to start at midnight and span a full 24-hour day, providing a more comprehensive view.
