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alanr_
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 Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 10:26 pm Post subject: few themeing questions |
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1) Currently the default themes have the previous arrow, the next arrow then the month listed. Is it possible to change this so that its in 3 table cells, so that it links to previous month, then displays the current month and year, then links to the next month?
2) is it possible to keep from applying what is put into the site header, site head, and site body to the admin side? since the site is utilizing google analytics, it would be nice to keep from skewing the reports as much as possible sinc the admin part of the calendar would be utilized fairly extensively. |
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esoft_ian
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Hi,
1) This is not handled by the theme. It may be possible to modify the code to do this. I'm sorry, but I'm not quite sure what you mean by display the current month and year. Do you mean just the month name and year? Would you like this only in the month view?
2) You should be able to add this to the beginning of the site head, header, and footer:
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<?php
if($_REQUEST['module']) return;
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GSDIZ.COM
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_REQUEST this is a array??
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print_r($_REQUEST);
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esoft_ian
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Hi,
$_REQUEST is an array, yes.
Let me know if you have any questions. |
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