Hi Coffee Cup!

Just been 'playing' with your Web Calendar....very nifty!

So far, just tried the trial program, and have a couple of questions before I buy same (yes, i know, it's super inexpensive!!!)...

On the purchased version, is there any way of turning-off the automatic inclusion of the link back to you guys on the monthpage pages (the "made with Web Calendar" link)?.....I'd rather not have folks navigating away from my site. I can hand delete-out the link, but what a pain if I have to do that every time I edit the calendar pages.

Second question, tweaking lines 23 & 24 of the colorbox.css, I can get the main background of the pop-up to change to a preferred color, and change the font....however, the color command after the font on line 23 has no effect on the pop-up font. I'm not a super-expert on stylesheets, so maybe I'm just missing something..

When you buy, all adds are automatically removed from all CC trial

CSS i can't answer, hopefully someone else can

The paid version doesn't have any Coffeecup links and yes you can tweak the CSS to your hearts content.

Ok, bought the package, thanks!

The monthstyles css seems to be only accessible once the calendar is exported....which means that every time the calendar is updated and re-exported, that stylesheet is reset to 'factory original'. Is there any way of being able to permanently tweak that, so that I don't have to manually adjust it every time?

The colorbox.css is in the stylesheets directory of the program, but not the monthstyles.css

I would keep a copy of what you tweak all the time then switch it out after making adjustments to the calendar. I use the HTML editor which has a snippet tab where I store code that I tweak that gets over written in several apps I own. It seems like a pain but writing all the code for any of these apps woud take way longer then a few minor tweaks.

Eric i you know this is not my area of expertise BUT

A techy friend of mine edited my VSD desctop icon (no longer in use) which took it to his edited version of VSD where all his changes had been made

The result for instance, was if someone viewed my code instead of seeing made with visual site designer version44444 "coffeecup.com" it said built and designed by toptenwebsites

Could the same approach work for what James wants if someone new which bit of the program to hack ?

I'm sure someone could if they knew how to hack in but that's not my area of expertise.

James, what you have to do is NOT edit the css file of your ready-made calendar, but go to your Documents, find in the CoffeeCup Software folder the Web Calendar folder, in there the Themes folder. Choose one which looks somewhat like what you have in mind, copy it and give it a different name, and then you can edit the css file of the theme itself. Doing it this way you don't have to worry about overwriting anything after each update.

Here is one I made some time ago...

Ok didnt realise it was that simple ! James hope between the three of us this helps