[Daniel]

Just wanted to let you know that I solved the issue – I decided to just use CSS to get the filter to where I wanted it to be and not dive into hooks and all that 🙂

[Daniel]

Thanks, but that goes a little beyond my capabilities :-/
Does “unhook” mean “remove_filter”?
I’d then copy the existing public function displayFilter(), change it around and then use “add_filter”?

Do I need to rename the function or can I stick with displayFilter()?
( I know that we’re deep in custom-code-land 🙂

On the other hand, any attempts to move the damned thing via CSS have so far failed … I can’t position it absolutely because as soon as I give the wrapping element a relative position the dropdown won’t open anymore.
Floating doesn’t work either … so right now I’m a little stuck 🙁

Thanks.
BTW, so far my adapted calendar has pleased the powers that be. Theming the calendar is, for the most part, pretty straightforward and your documentation is great (like the json additional data for tooltips).

[Daniel]

Hey Hunter,

thanks for the reply and taking the time.
I’ve been there already – but have yet to figure out how to edit this file without actually editing plugin files.
How do I make this part of my theme. Where do I copy this file to edit, or is that not possible and I need to hack the plugin itself?

Thanks,
Danniel

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