I’d like to edit the calendar php file so that when it compiles the calendar it includes the weekday name in the class name. Right now, it just puts eventless-pre, eventless, etc… I’ve tried adding to the function that creates these particular tables but it always breaks it. Basically I want to be able to have the day table classes say:

<td class=”eventless-pre Mon”>

That way I can edit the css to modify the days of the week, like blacking out Mondays because the club isn’t open those days that I’m using this calendar for.

I know where the php is I need to edit, I’m just having issues doing so.

// Now we break each key of the array

// into a week and create a new table row for each

// week with the days of that week in the table data

$i = 0;

$curr_day=date(‘j’);

$curr_month=date(‘m’);

$curr_year=date(‘Y’);

foreach ($weeks as $week) {

$calendar .= “<tr>n”;

foreach ($week as $d) {

if ($i < $offset_count) { //if it is PREVIOUS month

$calendar .= “<td class=’eventless-pre’>$d</td>n”;

}

if (($i >= $offset_count) && ($i < ($num_weeks * 7) – $outset)) {

// if it is THIS month

if($d == $curr_day && $month == $curr_month && $year == $curr_year) {

$calendar .= “<td class=’eventless-today’>$d</td>n”;

} else {

$calendar .= “<td class=’eventless’>$d</td>n”;

}

} elseif(($outset > 0)) {

//if it is NEXT month

if(($i >= ($num_weeks * 7) – $outset)) {

$calendar .= “<td class=’eventless-post’>$d</td>n”;

}

}

$i++;

}

$calendar .= “</tr>n”;

}

$calendar .= ” </table>n</div>”;