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Is this a package?
Timothy Foster - @tfAuroratide
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Not yet… I don't think it's quite polished enough. For instance, I'm struggling to get the month header's width to be in line with the calendar days.
Feel free to help out!
λ James Kanjo
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Ok! I am trying to redesign using only tables (I have an unusual abhorrence to divs for some reason. They don't do what I want like tables do).
The entire idea and present design is genius. When I looked at the code, I was astonished at the intricate engineering.
Timothy Foster - @tfAuroratide
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Let's continue this conversation here at the project forum.
λ James Kanjo
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Calendar for Meetings
You may want to elaborate on that…
Shane Smith
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Sorry for re-opening an old thread and I have also posted on the blackbelt site, but can I offer my sincere thanks to James and Phil and of course anyone else involved in the brilliant calendar application. I have been integrating it into a site for the first time today and I am very very impressed. The install documentation is also well-written and easy to follow.
What makes this a killer app compared to Google Calendar which I had been planning for this is that as each event is a page in its own right you can upload documents, images,emails and anything else relevant to that event and of course display agendas, maps, travel arrangements and so on, so it keeps it all together in one place. I think the company I am doing this site for will be very happy with this aspect of it.
And in mini mode it looks good in the side bar too!
Many thanks.
Rob Elliott - Strathpeffer, Scotland - Wikidot first line support & community admin team.
I can't find the code to set this up.
Advise?
The installation documentation is at http://calendars.wikidot.com/install
Rob Elliott - Strathpeffer, Scotland - Wikidot first line support & community admin team.
Thanks for that. :)