Richard Topchii

Hi, 1. I guess, you need to present the controller itself, not the view. Otherwise, the view controller lifecycle is interrupted, which prevents the view from showing up correctly. 2....

This is a known bug in the library. Thank you for reporting it.

Hi @jameswwwebster, thank you for the feature request! I'd suggest adding it to an additional protocol, separate from the `delegate` and the `datasource`. Otherwise, it looks good. As for detailed...

Hi @danielVebman, For your solution to work you need to embed TimelineContainer with Timeline, not DayView in the CollectionView. I.e. Recreate the DayView on your own. Why would you want...

@danielVebman could you post a mockup of the result you're trying to achieve?

@danielVebman then you'll absolutely need to re-create your own Calendar from available elements. Take a look at how "DayView" manages its child views and configures events taken from the DataSource.

@danielVebman please, post both the screenshots of the results working correctly and incorrectly.

@danielVebman also could you post the view hierarchy debugger screenshot with the clipping disabled.

Did you do clean build after replacing the code? That might be the cause too. On the surface, everything looks right.

@danielVebman that's the common cause when working with CocoaPods. I recommend you create your custom subclass of TimelineContainer and override `layoutSubviews` method to the one you need. I see your...