Fscalendar: Removing border from calendar

[cdepace]

I would like to remove the border from FSCalendar in order obtain a result similar to this.
At the moment it looks like this:

Which parameter should I modify?

[siegrainwong]

Hi, let me see your code.
Because I don't have that border by default.

[siegrainwong]

Or maybe set calendar.pagingEnabled to YES

[squall2022]

Same issue for me:

calendar.pagingEnabled doesn't work.

No code, I did everything in IB:

Thanks for your help

[siegrainwong]

You need to modify the source code in FSCalendar.m @squall2022

[squall2022]

Thanks @Seanwong933 it works !

[cdepace]

it works, thanks a lot.

[cdepace]

I have just noticed that removing the bottom border will make the handle disappear:

any way to avoid it?

[gradha]

Instead of removing the views I change the color externally. In some header:

#define ASK_GETTER(OBJECT, GETTER, DEF) \
    _Pragma("clang diagnostic push") \
    _Pragma("clang diagnostic ignored \"-Wundeclared-selector\"") \
    ((![OBJECT respondsToSelector:@selector(GETTER)]) ? (DEF) :     \
        ([OBJECT performSelector:@selector(GETTER)])) \
    _Pragma("clang diagnostic pop")

Then loading the controller:

    UIView* border = ASK_GETTER(self.calendar, topBorder, nil);
    border.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
    border = ASK_GETTER(self.calendar, bottomBorder, nil);
    border.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];

[gradha]

Reading again the docs I found the official way to get rid of those top/bottom borders.

[duxinfeng]

calendar.clipsToBounds = YES

[grehce]

Where do you declare calendar.clipsToBounds = true?

[RajSingh007]

Thanks @Seanwong933