-New document -Choose Saturday as weekend in the extension dropdown. -Set desired colour -Left click one of the coloured numbers repeatedly until you have the number selected -Edit>Select Same>Fill Colour
-New document (you should have a 2nd blank Inkscape canvas) -Edit>Paste in Place -You should then have just the Saturdays on the new canvas in exactly the same position
-Close the orginal calendar canvas and open a new one
-Choose Sunday as weekend in the extension dropdown. -Set desired colour -Left click one of the coloured numbers repeatedly until you have the number selected -Edit>Select Same>Fill Colour -Switch to the canvas with just the Saturdays -Edit>Paste in Place -You now have a canvas with the two coloured Sat and Sun on it.
-Close the orginal calendar canvas and open a new one
-Choose Saturday *and* Sunday as weekend in the extension dropdown. -Choose a random unique colour for this weekend which we are going to delete -Left click one of the coloured numbers repeatedly until you have the number selected -Edit>Select Same>Fill Colour -Hit delete -We now have a calendar missing the weekends.
-Go to the canvas we made with just the weekends (two colours) -Edit>Select all in all layers -Copy
-Switch to the calendar with no weekends. -Edit>Paste in Place
COPY FILE TO DESKTOP SET DOCUMENT TO PX, GRIDS ELIMINATE ALL OBJECT NOT NEEDED IN LAYER 1 ELIMINATE ALL OBJECT NOT NEEDED IN LAYER 2 HIDE LAYER 2 SELECT EVERYTHING IN LAYER 1 APPLY REMOVE TRANSFORM EXTENSION GROUP EVERYTHING SCALE BY 75% REMOVE TRANSLATE ON LAYER 1 IN XML EDITOR MOVE EVERYTHING TO 0,0 RESET GRID TO 0,0 ALIGN ALL TO GRID UNGROUP USE XML EDITOR TO ROUND ALL OBJECTS MAKE SURE EVERY THING IS AT 0,0 HIDE LAYER 1 UNHIDE LAYER 2 SELECT EVERYTHING IN LAYER 2 SCALE 75% UNHIDE LAYER1 ALIGN LAYER 2 TO LAYER 1 SET DOCUMENT TO SIZE RESET GRID ORIGIN CHANGE FONT AND ALIGN TO PAGE SAVE COPY FROM DESKTOP TO KEY DIRECTORY
Really - I had to write the steps!
Why? Becase in 1776 I used the PT units (very popular in the 90's for desktop publishing) in an OS that went bankrupt in the late 90's (I was orphaned).
Imported into Corel.
Discovered Inkscape in 1849 - imported into Inkscape v0.48 Discovered Autodesk Fusion in 2022. Discovered the PT units not cool for precision CAD/CAM. I should be finished by 2112.
Thank you for your solutions. Here is another work around solution (image in attachment). (Note: I went with detailed descriptions in case someone need step by step instructions).
Is it possible to choose different colors for Saturdays and Sundays (weekend name and day color) when rendering calendar?
Example:
Blue color for Saturdays and red color for Sundays.
Not without editing the extension python code.
I found a workaround to do it without coding :)
-New document
-Choose Saturday as weekend in the extension dropdown.
-Set desired colour
-Left click one of the coloured numbers repeatedly until you have the number selected
-Edit>Select Same>Fill Colour
-New document (you should have a 2nd blank Inkscape canvas)
-Edit>Paste in Place
-You should then have just the Saturdays on the new canvas in exactly the same position
-Close the orginal calendar canvas and open a new one
-Choose Sunday as weekend in the extension dropdown.
-Set desired colour
-Left click one of the coloured numbers repeatedly until you have the number selected
-Edit>Select Same>Fill Colour
-Switch to the canvas with just the Saturdays
-Edit>Paste in Place
-You now have a canvas with the two coloured Sat and Sun on it.
-Close the orginal calendar canvas and open a new one
-Choose Saturday *and* Sunday as weekend in the extension dropdown.
-Choose a random unique colour for this weekend which we are going to delete
-Left click one of the coloured numbers repeatedly until you have the number selected
-Edit>Select Same>Fill Colour
-Hit delete
-We now have a calendar missing the weekends.
-Go to the canvas we made with just the weekends (two colours)
-Edit>Select all in all layers
-Copy
-Switch to the calendar with no weekends.
-Edit>Paste in Place
**** Done :)
I have attached the calendar I made
Looks like the workflow I am doing now 🤣
COPY FILE TO DESKTOP
SET DOCUMENT TO PX, GRIDS
ELIMINATE ALL OBJECT NOT NEEDED IN LAYER 1
ELIMINATE ALL OBJECT NOT NEEDED IN LAYER 2
HIDE LAYER 2
SELECT EVERYTHING IN LAYER 1
APPLY REMOVE TRANSFORM EXTENSION
GROUP EVERYTHING
SCALE BY 75%
REMOVE TRANSLATE ON LAYER 1 IN XML EDITOR
MOVE EVERYTHING TO 0,0
RESET GRID TO 0,0
ALIGN ALL TO GRID
UNGROUP
USE XML EDITOR TO ROUND ALL OBJECTS
MAKE SURE EVERY THING IS AT 0,0
HIDE LAYER 1
UNHIDE LAYER 2
SELECT EVERYTHING IN LAYER 2
SCALE 75%
UNHIDE LAYER1
ALIGN LAYER 2 TO LAYER 1
SET DOCUMENT TO SIZE
RESET GRID ORIGIN
CHANGE FONT AND ALIGN TO PAGE
SAVE
COPY FROM DESKTOP TO KEY DIRECTORY
Really - I had to write the steps!
Why? Becase in 1776 I used the PT units (very popular in the 90's for desktop publishing) in an OS that went bankrupt in the late 90's (I was orphaned).
Imported into Corel.
Discovered Inkscape in 1849 - imported into Inkscape v0.48
Discovered Autodesk Fusion in 2022.
Discovered the PT units not cool for precision CAD/CAM.
I should be finished by 2112.
Thank you for your solutions. Here is another work around solution (image in attachment).
(Note: I went with detailed descriptions in case someone need step by step instructions).
It looks like you have learnt some useful skills with the workaround :)
Thanks for posting.