just uncomment it in the index, in the sidebar div
That applies depending on the version. If it’s 1.2 or 1.2.2, then it’s in the index, but I think the div is called “menu”.
If it’s 1.5, then it’s in the wp-content/themes/whatever-theme-your-using, in a file called sidebar.php, and the div is called “sidebar”. In fact, the div is the entire contents of the file.
In either case, you’ll find a section for the calendar that needs to be uncommented to use.
<h2><?php get_calendar(); ?></h2>
thanks i got it now im happy 🙂
Thank you for your help…I was having a problem with this as well.
just noticed that the default calendar does not work on IE, any calendars that work on both FF and IE?
thanks for any suggestions and recommendations.
Hey Dudes, I didn’t find the calendar string in the sidebar file. I must be using WP1.5 or highter – it was established on 2 October 2005 jon.psyberlounge.com
Any Clues??
I didn’t have the calendar string in the sidebar file either, but all you do is paste it in, where you want it. (<h2><?php get_calendar(); ?></h2>).
