Found it myself in the spiffy-calendar/spiffy-calendar.php file: where you see:
// Print upcoming events
function upcoming_events($cat_list = '')
{
global $wpdb;
$options = $this->get_options();
// Find out if we should be displaying upcoming events
$display = $options['display_upcoming'];
if ($display == 'true') {
// Get number of days we should go into the future
$future_days = $options['display_upcoming_days'];
$day_count = 1;
$output = '';
while ($day_count < $future_days+1) {
list($y,$m,$d) = explode("-",date("Y-m-d",mktime($day_count*24,0,0,date("m",$this->ctwo()),date("d",$this->ctwo()),date("Y",$this->ctwo()))));
$events = $this->grab_events($y,$m,$d,'upcoming',$cat_list);
usort($events, array($this, 'time_cmp'));
if (count($events) != 0) {
$output .= '';
// $output .= '<li>'; original code, removed to remove dot
$output .= date_i18n(get_option('date_format'),
mktime($day_count*24,0,0,date("m",$this->ctwo()),date("d",$this->ctwo()),date("Y",$this->ctwo())));
$output .= '<ul>';
}
foreach($events as $event) {
$output .= ''.$this->draw_event($event).'';
//$output .= '<li>'.$this->draw_event($event).'</li>'; original code, removed to remove dot
}
if (count($events) != 0) {
$output .= '</ul>';
//$output .= '</ul></li>'; original code, removed to remove dot
}
$day_count = $day_count+1;
}
if ($output != '') {
$visual = '<ul>';
$visual .= $output;
$visual .= '</ul>';
return $visual;
}
}
}
You can see the 3 edits I made where I have commented the original code. There’s probably a better way to do it, such as removing the output line itself, but this way works for me, and it is easy to revert to the original code if needed.
A better way would be to update the CSS and set list-style-type:none for the upcoming list UL style. Your edit is removing the LI tags and rendering invalid html.
Ok thanks. I think the phrase “rendering invalid html” is going to come up a lot for me until I get used to this stuff.