are used to represent parse points for the calendar extension to use. These must remain in the template, and must remain the Same Case as they are now. Template Structure: The template is structure in a certain order, and there are some aspects of this order that is expected by the parser. It is in your best interest to not reorder any pieces of this code, but rather simply redefine your own calendar code between the comment tags used by the parser. Below is an outline of the document structure, defined by the tags used. all code before the calendar header, typically your style sheet and openning tags for the calendar table.

The header for your calendar. This would typically include your title, navigation, etc.

This is the heading that appears above the week days, such as Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, etc. This is the code that appears before each week of days displayed on the calendar. Typically this would be a row creation tag. The code for the sunday day ... // A tag block for each day of the week The code for a sunday if it was the current day, typically "highlighted". ... // a tag block for each day of the week The code for sunday if it is not an actual calendar day ... // a tag block for each day of the week