UBB.Developers Forums Community Development Programming HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Calendar SSI CSS Prob's

Ugg, Im having some problems converting the SSI calendar file over to CSS classes.

Especially this line of code for all the "days with events" I want it to be in another color, but it always refers back to the vars_calendar


if ($desc[1] eq $j) {
# there's an event today
$preday="$preday";
$postday="$postday";
$clr = $in{css} ? qq~ class="link"~ : qq~ color="$vars_calendar{color_event}"~ unless $clr;
}

If i switch over the link class, it doesnt work, and if i add a clas to the HREF it still doesnt work. Any ideas?

Plus i had to assign two classes to this code
$calendarRow .= qq~

I believe that the ssi calendar already uses CSS.

just use ubb_calendar_ssi.cgi?s=yes;css=yes instead of ubb_calendar_ssi.cgi?s=yes and update the classes accordingly

question is, how come u cant change

$clr = $in{css} ? qq~ class="link"~ : qq~ color="$vars_calendar{color_event}"~ unless $clr;

that link class to something like "calendarlink"

its like it only can recognize "link"

you have an link to the ssi page?

u mean this?

http://65.108.196.175/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=calendar_ssi

Ugg, this stuff is confusing, can i look at someones calendar ssi cgi file? I dunno what the heck im doing wrong

Can you post the link to the page where you call the SSI page, and use style/link tags to design it?

http://65.108.196.175/ok/site93.php

if u view the page in 800x600, or if u take ur I.E window and resize it all the way to a little square, the calendar also gets like messed up and shrinks, scrutnches up. and the height gets longer. its weird. What did i do wrong?

I think it's fine here, but it has two html tags, two head, body, title, etc tags... View Source of this page in your browser..

LK: thats because when u make a call for ubbnews or the calendar, or even a poll which i will put on there, they all are scripts and such. So it places those tags in the original source as well. I dont get why it does that.

YOu know what i mean? by using exec cgi, or include virtual..