Oh. And wrap the eventless day number in span or something with a class so I can hook just the number and not the td.
Oh and eventless-pre and eventless-post are nice but about about a single class for both pre and post. eventless-pre-post maybe.
Plugin Author
Franky
(@liedekef)
First question: use “.eme-calendar-table td”, that’ll hook in to all td’s.
Second: unless you want to change the css per day, eventless/full (and eventless-pre/post and eventful-pre/post) are already there to use.
Concerning the third question: it is very easy in css to define 1 style for 2 classes, so I will not start using eventless-pre-post.
That doesn’t work because it’ll hook the header row too.
2nd. I want to make the day number span the entire width of the td with a different background….so it looks like a header bar above each td. If its in a span I can do that. If someone wants the default layout you have the span won’t get in the way.
3rd. The problem is then I have to figure all of the possible classes to define for both. If you have 1 global class and then a class for pre and post then I have more flexibility.
I’m not asking for much I don’t think. I’m just looking for more ways to hook this and customize.
Plugin Author
Franky
(@liedekef)
Ok, for your first question: you can use “.eme-calendar-table td.eventful” and/or .eme-calendar-table td.eventless” for the current month, and -pre/-post for the previous/next months.
For the current month you also have day-names as classes for the td if you have an event in them.
For the a-link of the day, you can use a filter (old-school) eme_calday_url_class_filter (see the doc) to add a class to that.
But I do understand you want to be able to target the day numbers, so I added a span around the numbers with 2 classes: span-eme-calday and span-eme-calday-<NUMBER> . That will be in the next version.
Concerning adding more generic classes: since css allows you to combine what you need in 1 line, that’s redundant so I won’t add those. I need to keep some simplicity in the code.
Also: take a look at the div-type calendar, maybe that suits your class-needs better too (lots of people don’t like tables …).
I figured out everything I needed. My request was that you add more css hooks. I’m sorry that was too complicated to ask for .
