Template Changes: CALENDAR

Replace:

<?php get_calendar(); ?>

with:

<?php ec2_get_calendar(); ?>

Template Changes: EVENT LIST

• limit:

  The maximum number of future events to list.
• date_format (OPTIONAL):

  A PHP date format string. If this option is not provided, then

  Wordpress' normal date format is used.

EXAMPLE SIDEBAR CODE

<li id="calendar">
 < ?php ec2_get_calendar(); ?>
</li>
<li>< ?php _e('Events:'); ?>
 < ?php ec2_get_events(5,'j F'); ?>
</li>

Options:

• Event category:

  Set the category you use for upcoming events.
• Number of months:

  How many monthly calendars should be drawn by the ec2_get_calendar()

  function. This is useful for looking forward to upcoming events.
• Show all categories in calendar:

  Choose whether the calendars should show all posts, or just events.
• Show day names as:

  Day names in calendar can be abbreviated down to 3 letters ('Mon',

  'Tue', etc.) or just one letter ('M', 'T', etc.).

The first day of the week is set on Wordpress' 'General Options' screen.

Stylesheet changes:

Id #wp-calendar is no longer a table, but a div that contains one or more tables. At the very least, you'll want to change the selector for the #wp-calendar rule from:

#wp-calendar {

to:

#wp-calendar table {

Add a rule to highlight event days. There is a new class 'eventday':

#wp-calendar a.eventday { color:#a00 }