Fading for dateheaders, solved fullDayEvent bug #1
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Included fading for dateheaders option Removed unnecessary switch statement in dateheaders option
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Included fading for dateheaders option. This solves Issue Calendar: date headers not fading MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror#1464
The fading function is now implemented more into the for loop. Variables are calculated in the beginning and are called two times, once for dateheaders timformat and once for the other two options.
Included a function to subtract one second from full day events. Otherwise full day events end at 0:00:00 on the next day and therefore seem to go for two days in the calendar. Now full day events end at 23:59:59
Removed unnecessary switch statement in dateheaders option