Changing font size on calendar.

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Post by Aeonblue »

I believe it pretty much speaks for itself, could anyone please give me the proper code?

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I'm having the same problem. Anyone?

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Post by Brian Young »

Just put < font size= > tags around it.

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Post by Bm03 »

That doesn't work--

I've tried putting it around the ***big_calendar*** tag, but to no avail.

Any more suggestions?

(Thanks anyway, BTW.)

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Post by Seven3 »

I'm not sure of anyway it can be currently done and still have the usefulness of an auto updated calendar.

Ideally each cell would have a CSS class that you could use to set the font size, colour and face...
Even better tho', would be a settings.txt file in the /data/ folder that you could use to tell the AutoKeen the specific HTML based values you want.

Users have suggested modifications to the system before, and some of them have been taken on-board. If you ask Gav really nicely, you never know... :wink:
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Post by Bm03 »

Good idea.

Gav, if you're reading, add stylesheet support to the calendars!

Anyway, think it's possible, its been changed on avalon...

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Gav doesn't read the 'Space forums. But if you ask the Wranglers to forward it (through help@keenspace.com)...
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Post by Kisai »

IMO, this is one of the limitations of using autokeen.

If autokeen was written without using any style tags at all and instead used css id/classes then you would be able to change it.

If you look at the code for the calander:

<tr align=right bgcolor=#d0d0d0><td bgcolor=#d0d0d0><font color=#0 size=3><b>10</b></font></td><td bgcolor=#d0d0d0><font color=#0 size=3><b>11</b></font></td><td bgcolor=#d0d0d0><font color=#0 size=3><b>12</b></font></td><td bgcolor=#d0d0d0><font color=#0 size=3><b>13</b></font></td><td bgcolor=#d0d0d0><font color=#0 size=3><b>14</b></font></td><td bgcolor=#d0d0d0><font color=#0 size=3><b>15</b></font></td><td bgcolor=#d0d0d0><font color=#0 size=3><b>16</b></font></td></tr>

you notice that the size is hard coded. So the only way to fix this is to have font tags stripped out of autokeen code (which IMO would be preferable) which involves redoing a lot of autokeen output code.

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Post by Seven3 »

On 2002-03-10 14:10, STrRedWolf wrote:
Gav doesn't read the 'Space forums. But if you ask the Wranglers to forward it (through help@keenspace.com)...
Would you, please? :smile:
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