Bug Description
In the calendar view, task titles are rendered on a single line and get clipped if they are too long. As a result, many task names become unreadable (e.g. "Due: DAT130 - Assignment" is shown instead of the full line "Due: DAT130 - Assignment 0: Intro").
The text does not wrap to a second line, and there is no overflow handling or ellipsis. This makes it impossible to see the full task title in many cases.
This seems like a UI bug or limitation in the calendar event rendering.
In addition, the calendar prepends a hardcoded "Due:" prefix to every task title, and there is currently no way to disable or customize it in settings. Even if wrapping is added, this prefix still consumes valuable space and adds visual clutter for users who do not need it (in my case, all calendar tasks are due dates, so the prefix is redundant).
One possible improvement would be to allow calendar event titles to wrap to multiple lines instead of being clipped, and to make the "Due:" prefix optional or configurable so users can choose a more compact and readable display depending on their preference.
Screenshot for reference:
Bug Description
In the calendar view, task titles are rendered on a single line and get clipped if they are too long. As a result, many task names become unreadable (e.g. "Due: DAT130 - Assignment" is shown instead of the full line "Due: DAT130 - Assignment 0: Intro").
The text does not wrap to a second line, and there is no overflow handling or ellipsis. This makes it impossible to see the full task title in many cases.
This seems like a UI bug or limitation in the calendar event rendering.
In addition, the calendar prepends a hardcoded "Due:" prefix to every task title, and there is currently no way to disable or customize it in settings. Even if wrapping is added, this prefix still consumes valuable space and adds visual clutter for users who do not need it (in my case, all calendar tasks are due dates, so the prefix is redundant).
One possible improvement would be to allow calendar event titles to wrap to multiple lines instead of being clipped, and to make the "Due:" prefix optional or configurable so users can choose a more compact and readable display depending on their preference.
Screenshot for reference: