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scrazynet11
Joined: 18 Nov 2002
Posts: 41
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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 Posted: Sun Dec 08, 2002 10:31 pm Post subject: CSS samples |
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is there any css samples to download, if not let me know, I think some web designers would like to make some cool CSS files availabel for b2 users, specially for those using calendar, which is kinds of hard for newbies to manage it.
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qi3ber
Joined: 14 Jan 2003
Posts: 1
Location: Traverse City, MI
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| Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2003 5:42 pm Post subject: Yes, here's a somewhat simple one... |
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I just brought my b2 up about a week ago, but I've tweaked the calendar a bit. My css can be found here. It should give you a basic idea of how to stylize your calendar. All told it's a pretty basic style sheet. I just gave the caption at the top a little style to match the rest of my site, and greyed out the empty cells, just like on a real calendar.
If you look at my site, you'll see that I have also added some highlights to the cells of days with posts, as well as the current date. In order to pull that off I made some minor adjustments to b2calendar.php. If you want to do the same, I'll tell you how:
First add these three lines:
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$calendarcellisposttodaystart = '<td class="b2calendarcellispost" id="b2calendarcelltoday">';
$calendarcellispoststart = '<td class="b2calendarcellispost">';
$calendarcelltodaystart = '<td class="b2calendarcell" id="b2calendarcelltoday">';
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somewhere around line 20 where it says:
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$calendarcellstart = '<td class="b2calendarcell">';
$calendarcellend = '</td>';
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Then, we just need to alter the code that prints out the cell starts. Look for this text around line 171:
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echo $calendarcellstart;
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and take it out. Then three lines below, directly after:
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$calendarblah = '-'.date('j',$i).'-';
$calendarthereisapost = ereg($calendarblah, $daysinmonthwithposts);
$calendartoday = (date('Ymd',$i) == date('Ymd', (time() + ($time_difference * 3600))));
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Add this text:
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if ($calendartoday) {
echo $calendarthereisapost ? $calendarcellisposttodaystart : $calendarcelltodaystart;
} else {
echo $calendarthereisapost ? $calendarcellispoststart : $calendarcellstart;
}
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Then save your file and upload it. Now, table cells with posts are highlighted, and the cell for today is lit up in a different color. Lemme know if you have any problems, or if this doesn't work for you. Hopefully I have pointed you in the correct direction to at least get started.
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