I remade the small calendar template to use CSS instead of tables and am now having a problem with the calendar adding an extra blank row at the end. I don't know if it is just because of this month or what but if I could get some help to remove this unwanted extra row, it would be appreciated. I will put up code if you need to see it as well.
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[resolved] Extra row at end of calendar (7 posts)
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jwilliford
Posted 1 year ago #
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agelonwl
Posted 1 year ago #
yes! code is much helpful.
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Posted 1 year ago #
I figured it out yesterday by simply changing my CSS around. I can't imagine though why this stuff is still coded in tables? Is it just easier for some people to make them that way? Anyway, thanks for responding and helping out. This plugin will be great on my new site.
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Posted 1 year ago #
that's great to here....
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much less chance of things going wrong on different themes (do any calendars use divs?). we make template files for ppl like you :)
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Posted 1 year ago #
Why couldn't/shouldn't calendars have divs when they are built? in today's growing technology and browsers and css I don't see any reason to ever need a table. I'll also be the first to admit that what I came up with isn't the greatest in size or format, but its a start. And it works :)
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it's much harder for a CSS file to break a table. The amount of floating you have to do is asking for a browser problem with little (or no) benefit to the end user, unless there's some really special functionality asking for it.
my opinion, could be wrong :)
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