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Why daypilot lines are not aligned?

Asked by Akhtar Raza
4 years ago.

I have attached the image for more clarification. My question is DayPilot calendar lines are not aligned and event are also not aligned. From top lines are aligned but while going to slowly down i notice that lines are not aligned. I checked with my css file there is no issues come from my css library.

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Answer posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot]
4 years ago.

This is most likely caused by CSS interference. I recommend turning off all global CSS to verify that.

The most common problems include global "padding", "border" or "box-sizing" styles.

If the problem persists, could you please create a sample project that reproduces the issue and send it to support@daypilot.org?

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