Where is the custom file option?
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I no longer see the “Custom file option”. I would like to have my own HTML style or change the current HTML5 styles. Is there any function that I can use to overwrite the current HTML5? I would like to change the below code.
Thanks in advance.
case 'HTML5' : $htm['ul'] = ''; $htm['ulc'] = ''; $htm['li'] = '<span '; // required for rich snippets, microformat $htm['lic'] = '</span>'; /* allow for a class specifictaion */ $htm['row'] = '<article '; // each event $htm['rowc'] = '</article>'.AMR_NL; $htm['hcell'] ='<h2 '; // the 'column' header cell $htm['hcellc'] ='</h2>'; $htm['cell'] =''; $htm['cellc'] =''; // $htm['grow'] = '<header><h3 '; // the grouping html text for a group of events - not the surrounding selector $htm['growc'] = '</h3></header>'.AMR_NL; $htm['ghcell'] = ''; $htm['ghcellc'] = ''; // $htm['head'] = '<h2 '; $htm['headc'] = '</h2>'; $foot = '<div '; $htm['footc'] = '</div>'; // $htm['body'] = '<section '; // the grouping html text for a group of events - not the surrounding selector $htm['bodyc'] = '</section>'.AMR_NL; // $htm['box'] = '<section'; // the whole calendar $htm['boxc'] = '</section>'.AMR_NL; break;
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