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Old 09-20-2005, 02:47 PM   #1
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I had a conflicts with exissting CSS on page and CSS included in application which isnt a big deal changing CSS class names, but how do you change the background of the calendar to display as white with out using the BODY{} directive. I dont want my entire page to be white because of the calendar.
 

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What calendar mode are you using?

(The body tag should not need to be changed for the calendar.)
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default theme, none others are available.

I am trying to make a calendar page on http://www.thephoenixmagazine.com/events.php

and i want the calendar to be about 800px wide with grey background and display details about events for each day on the calendar, is there a simple way to do that? I already have the mySQL db setup just trying to get it to look right, then I am ready to purchase.
 

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But, which mode are you using? Normal, TOC or List? (It sounds like TOC)
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Actually... it looks like you may be missing some code...

http://www.easyphpcalendar.com/docs/.../Important.htm
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In general setup I only have one theme called "default" How do I add more themes?

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Currently, that is the only theme available for download. You can create your own by making a copy of the default directory and renaming the directory. It should then show up as a selection in the Setup Manager.
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