Summary

Make "Title" the primary/left-most field in Calendar overview (before "Who") or allow configurable column order

1. Steps to reproduce
2. Open the Calendar view.
   • Create several events with:
   • A descriptive Title
3. A long Who value (e.g., long full name, or multiple attendees)
4. Go back to the Calendar overview/list.
5. Observe that:
   • The Who column appears before Title.
   • The Title text is often truncated or pushed out of view, especially on smaller screens or with long Who values.

Description

Problem / Current behavior

When users create and view events in the Calendar, the overview/list shows the columns in this order:

• Who (participants/organiser)

• Title (event title)

If the Who value is long (for example, a full name or multiple attendees), the Title column is pushed to the right and truncated or hidden. As a result:

• Users cannot easily see what the event is about at a glance.

• The most important information for scanning the calendar (the event title) is often obscured.

• This causes confusion and slows users down when working with a busy calendar.

There is currently no setting to reorder columns or resize them in this view, so teams cannot work around this via configuration.

Expected behavior / Proposed solution

We would like the Calendar overview to be more readable and configurable. Specifically, one or more of the following:

• Default change
  • Make Title appear before Who (i.e., as the first/left-most column) in the Calendar overview.
• Configurable columns
  • Allow admins (or users) to configure:
  • Column order (e.g., drag-and-drop or preference setting)
  • Optional visibility of columns (show/hide)
  • This would allow each team to prioritize the fields that matter most (for example, Title first, then Date/Time, then Who).
• Improved truncation/space handling (optional)
  • Ensure that Title always has enough space to show at least the beginning of the event name.
  • Optionally, provide:
  • A tooltip on hover with full Title and Who
  • Or responsive behavior that shortens Who before Title when space is limited.