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Suppose you wanted an image in your calendar's title to change w= ith each month. How can you do this?
If you use either the special <MONTH/> or <MONTHNUM/> tag in your calendar's title or fo= oter, that tag will be automatically replaced with the text of the mon= th's name or number, respectively.
For example:
Let's say you store a series of images on your site, month_1.gif, month_= 2.gif, month_3.gif, etc. You could change your calendar's title to include = the following HTML:
<img= src=3D"http://mysite.com/images/month_<MONTHNUM/>.gif">=20
Let's say the current month is January. At display time, that bit of tex= t would become:
<img= src=3D"http://mysite.com/images/month_1.gif">=20
(or month_2.gif when the current month is Feb, month_3.gif for March, et= c). The particular picture for a given month will therefore be displayed.= p>
<DAYNUM/> and <YEARNUM/> t= ags are also available!
This example assumes you have hosted these images on a separate site (my= site.com). If you are a premium subscriber, you can also use this syntax to= change between custom images you have uploaded directly to your localendar account.