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ExtantForce
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Seriously, is there a way to change the font color from red to yellow??

Any type of common CSS we can use for that and hoverlinks as well?

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Thanx

[Jun 23, 2009, 5:33:34 PM] [12.229.225.66]

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Not sure I follow.. I don't think holiday names have any font color set by default. I would like to check out what you're seeing on your calendar.. but it looks like you disabled Holidays?

Putting a CSS class on them so that you could paste custom CSS into your calendar title would be a neat idea though.
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I am trying to change the font color for holidays. Is there a way to do this? It is currently in Red and can't be seen on any dark background... such as Black!

Thank you.

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Ah, I understand.
The holidays all have a CSS class called "holiday".
The simplest thing to do is put something like this in your calendar title:

<style>.holiday{color:blue;}</style>

You could of course put this in your site's CSS (depending on how you are publishing the calendar on your site).
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