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# Calendar Layout

Show all of your events with a calendar layout. The primary styling color of your calendar layout will match your app's default color.

## Enable Calendar layout

1. Click **Edit layout**
2. Click **Display**
3. Select **Calendar**

![calendar\_view.gif](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/15101980091667)

## Calendar Features

With the calendar layout, you can:

* Show the event title.
* Show the event start date and end date with a start time and an end time. If you don't select an end time, we will assume it is an all-day event.
* See details of the event by clicking the event.
* Define the default calendar view for users of your application. Users can still toggle alternative views but can’t save a particular view type.
* Create new events by clicking the **Add new** button
* Edit records by clicking the event > **See details** > **Edit**

In our property app we have [duplicated a layout](/stacker-classic/layout-types/list-display-types/list-options/list-duplicate-layout.md) on the bookings table, we want to be able to show in a calendar layout the upcoming bookings.

After duplicating the layout the display is changed to the calendar layout, now users can see what bookings are available and click on each event to see more details.

![Screenshot\_2022-07-06\_at\_15.56.48.png](https://support.stackerhq.com/hc/article_attachments/7557830296595/Screenshot_2022-07-06_at_15.56.48.png)


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