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[vkaryl]

of the large monthly calendar display. When I have time, I'll dig around in the code (for one thing, it's totally non-validating at the moment, I'm going to have to fix that eventually) but right now I need to get this one calendar up and working.

I need the main monthly calendar display to be 80% instead of 100% width. Can someone please tell me which files need to be edited? Deadlines are a PITA....

[Dan]

What do you mean by non-validating? As in, the admin validation won't work, or that user submissions aren't being displayed automatically (there's a config setting for whether or not to require validation)?

For the layout stuff, look at month.tpl in the templates folder.

Cheers,
Dan

[vkaryl]

Um.... as in the calendar pages don't validate to XHTML 1.1, which I expect of all the sites I design - this one has to get up asap, and I'll fix that later.

Thanks - I'll give a look at that file.

(I'm not having user submits - I'm the only one that will be doing any input. So I'll have to figure out how to disable all of that too.)

[Dan]

Ah. I've pretty much ignored XHMTL validity, since I don't see any purpose to it. If code works properly across all platforms, that's all I really care about. The day all the main browsers adhere to the same set of standards is the day I'll give it a second thought.

Cheers,
Dan

[vkaryl]

For the next person who needs to know: adjusting the table width in month.tpl doesn't work.

I added a #calpage element to my css, set it to 750px, then surrounded the table stuff in month.tpl with <div id="calpage">. Works now.

Thanks.

[Dan]

Sorry, I was looking at the wrong line in the template. The 100% setting there is just for the next/previous heading section. What I should have directed you to is the first 3 $calendar_main lines in month.php, which feeds into the month.tpl template. It's in the *.php file because the layout is arranged differently based on whether it's in printer friendly display mode.

Cheers,
Dan