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mlangham
01-09-2007, 07:35 PM
First off: Congratulations on an excellent calendar script.

Secondly: thanks as well to you and the community here for the admirable job of allowance of joomla integration

And lastly, at least for THIS post... :teeth_smi :
I've set the testing for this as yet (but soon) purchased script here:
http://www.recess.net (http://www.recess.net/)

My question is with regard to allowing use of module class suffix so that i can css style the 'space' within which the little calendar rests.

styling on this site is somewht integral, and if i can just get past this minor hurdle, we're off to the races so to speak with purchase and subsequent attack of the css files for the little calendar as well as the 'calendar page'

so, any shout-back for this from any fellow joomlers would be appreciated.


Thanks in advance, and warm regards from Dayton, Ohio


Michael

ve9gra
01-09-2007, 08:06 PM
Your original post was in the right spot. I'm looking into it and will report back as soon as possible.

mlangham
01-09-2007, 08:44 PM
oops, sorry.

client just asked today "what's up with that calendar"

i was attempting a delicate bump. glad you don't slap the wrist too hard. ;)

Thanks for the reply, i'll keep an eye out.
And again, excellent script. I've got another 4 or five community sites i've developed that will benefit from a solid installation of your script.

warm regards from dayton.

Michael

ve9gra
01-09-2007, 08:44 PM
Check out the sticky at the top of this forum for the new version (1.0.0) of the module that implements the Class Suffix parameter.

ve9gra
01-09-2007, 08:45 PM
Hope you'll see this one before you log off... ;)

mlangham
01-11-2007, 08:16 PM
Check out the sticky at the top of this forum for the new version (1.0.0) of the module that implements the Class Suffix parameter.

Most excellent.

I've updated it at my client's site (recess.net) and am awaiting his happiness.

i'll be back soon.

A very hearty thanks to your update and release of the module.

warm regards from dayton, ohio


michael

shorty
02-19-2007, 06:52 PM
Hi Guys, I am sure this is what I need but cannot figure out how to use it ? I am trying to get it to work at www.laneheadcentre.com (http://www.laneheadcentre.com) I have added calen as the suffix in the module but nothing seemed to work, I have even tried to just edit the CSS direct but keep getting this very faded version of the calendar ?

Can anyone help please

Cheers

Shorty

mlangham
02-19-2007, 08:28 PM
Most excellent.
I've updated it at my client's site (recess.net) and am awaiting his happiness.
i'll be back soon.
A very hearty thanks to your update and release of the module.
warm regards from dayton, ohio
michael


thanks again for your module. the client loved the ease of editability as well as the hovering floats. i've not had a chance to re-skin the mini-calendar as yet, but we did install it and made some coordinated color choices for the categories so far.

keep up the great work. i'll stay in touch for some "gee, you think you might be able to add..." types of things as i discover them. :)

you can view the calendar in action here (http://www.recess.net)

Michael

ve9gra
02-20-2007, 07:45 AM
Hi Shorty,

You're getting that because you have a blanket call in your theme CSS (your site theme, not the calendar theme)

http://www.laneheadcentre.com/templates/rt_fire/css/style_snowfire.css

div#right div, div#right p, div#right td (line 139)
{
color: #cde0f0;
}

shorty
02-20-2007, 06:39 PM
You're getting that because you have a blanket call in your theme CSS (your site theme, not the calendar theme)

Cheers that did the job