[mouseover] in html source

[mrblakwell]

I have installed the demo and when I include the file in a page, the string "[mouseover]" shows up inside the html source.

my php code:


<?php
$LIST=1;
$DF = "D - M d";
$template="monthly.php";
require ("calendar/calendar.php");
?>


here it is on my server:
http://www.congregationbnaitorah.org/services.php

[Brian]

This is in case you want to use the mouseover option for the List Mode. You can safely remove this from the template if you don't want it to appear in the source code.

[mrblakwell]

sorry, didn't mean the html source as in the template file, but the generated html (see the link from the first post)

also, I would like to edit the html to not be in tables, but in a list, is there any documentation on what i can and can't change? I'm guessing (although I haven't messed with it that much yet) that the <!--body--> and <!--foot--> comments are what the php uses to replace the bracketed stuff with actual content? does that mean I can edit anything as long as i leave the comments and what's in the brackets alone??

I tried to enable the mouseover popups, but the text [mouseover] still shows up in the generated source...

thanks for the quick reply
shawn

[Brian]

You can modify the template any want you want.

The HTML between the header tags appears once at the top, between the footer tags appears once at the bottom, and between the body tags repeats for each event.