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Events Calendar Formatting

The Events Calendar formatting is controlled by a CSS file. The CSS file is called 'calendar.css'  Being a text file, it can be edited with a text editor.  All the tags are documented in the CSS file. Here is basically what it says within the CSS file:

The header tag is used for the main title font on all pages.

The subheader tag is used on a couple of pages as a subheadline.

The error tag is ised for displaying system error messages

The content tag is the main body text of the system

The contenthead tag is used in 2 places: the header line in the Manage My Events screen. And in the date range display on the Events Calendar.

The contentconfig tag is for the backgound color of the form on the Configure page.

The contentbody tag is the background color of the main table on the Manage My Events page.

The contentsmall tag is only used in one place: to display the message about being careful in deleting events on the Manage My Events page.

The lead tag is only used on the Events Calendar itself. It is used for the beginning text at the top of the page that starts with "Please select the dates that you would like to view".

The tag called year is used on the Events Calendar to display the Month-Year separator between events whenever a new month is to be displayed.

The tag called date is used on the Events Calendar to display the date of the event.

The tag called title is used on the Events Calendar to display the title of the event.

The tag called city is used on the Events Calendar to display the city of the event.

The tag called location is used on the Events Calendar to display the location of the event.

The tag called description is used on the Events Calendar to display the description of the event.

The tag called border is used on the Events Calendar to draw a border around each event.

The helpcontent tag is for the text of help windows.

The helpheader tag is used for titles on the help pages.

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