Modify navigation table

[kjd]

First of all, great software. Easy to set up and configure!

I have seen an installation of EPC on another site (that I can't locate now) where the navigation table used Previous, Next and View Larger instead of <<, >> and =.

Previous and Next were easy to correct in the setup manager. Modifying the middlenav link to point to a separate page has got me puzzled. Is it even possible in this version of EPC, or was that an older version that was not encrypted?

Also, in the CSS for the popup, what do I need to modify in order to have less whitespace between entries? When there is a full day of classes the list is much longer than the screen.

http://alldogstraining.net/classes.php
http://alldogstraining.net/calendar2.php

Thanks

KJ

[ve9gra]

You can disable the regular navigation table (either in the Setup Manager, or by using $noNav=1; on a single page) and create your own by following these instructions.

[kjd]

I have already read the tutorial but have not been able to insert a link that will appear. I can change the word, or kill it but an active link causes a page failure or some other php error.

KJ

[Brian]

So, you disabled the calendar navigation using the noNav option, then inserted your own navigation code (copy/paste) from the aforementioned tutorial link, and you can't change the middle link to point to a page?

Please provide a link to the page where you're testing this and let us know exactly what you're trying to do.

[kjd]

Thanks for the quick replies. I stepped away for a while and tried again. Only thing I think I changed was the doctype (strict to transitional) and now it's working. Maybe something else was happening at the time.

Here's the result I wanted.

http://alldogstraining.net/classes2.php

Any ideas on the extra white space in the popups on the normal calendar, for example June 9 or June 23?

Thanks again.

KJ

[Brian]

The extra space is being put in there by your CSS



body {
background: #46b0f2 url(../image/main-bg.jpg) repeat-x;
color: #2e2d2c;
text-align: center;
font: 1em/1.5em Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}