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| + | The [[Article Calendar Widget]] provides a simple way to display a calendar of article posts for a given month. Only days which have articles published on that day will be clickable. Once clicked it will append date parameters to the end of the url. You can use the parameters to customize the view of the page. Other article related widget may also use these parameter to determine what to show. For example the [[Article Post Widget]] will automatically use these parameters to only show articles created on that day. When changing months the [[Article Calendar Widget]] will append any previously used parameters in order to preserve the page state. The calendar can be easily styled using CSS by targeting the following classes: | ||
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| + | * article_calendar_title | ||
| + | * article_calendar | ||
| + | * article_calendar_month | ||
| + | * article_calendar_table | ||
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| + | === Properties === | ||
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| Article Type | | Article Type | ||
| − | | Choose which type of the article links you want the calendar have. | + | | Choose which type of the article links you want the calendar have. If left blank will use the first type. |
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| Article Path | | Article Path | ||
| − | | | + | | The relative path where a visitor should be directed when they click on one of the links for this widget. Leave blank to be on the same page. |
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| + | ''For global widget properties see [[Widgets#Common_Properties|Widgets]]'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:41, 22 November 2012
For more information, see Articles.
See also: Article Widgets
See also: Widgets
The Article Calendar Widget provides a simple way to display a calendar of article posts for a given month. Only days which have articles published on that day will be clickable. Once clicked it will append date parameters to the end of the url. You can use the parameters to customize the view of the page. Other article related widget may also use these parameter to determine what to show. For example the Article Post Widget will automatically use these parameters to only show articles created on that day. When changing months the Article Calendar Widget will append any previously used parameters in order to preserve the page state. The calendar can be easily styled using CSS by targeting the following classes:
- article_calendar_title
- article_calendar
- article_calendar_month
- article_calendar_table
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Article Type | Choose which type of the article links you want the calendar have. If left blank will use the first type. |
| Article Path | The relative path where a visitor should be directed when they click on one of the links for this widget. Leave blank to be on the same page. |
For global widget properties see Widgets
