At the same time, all the style should happen in the XSLT thus the <HTML> calendar strings worries me.
I am using another calendar with Woody: <http://dynarch.com/mishoo/calendar.epl>. As the author says:
"It works with Mozilla, Netscape >= 6.0, all other Gecko-based browsers, Internet Explorer >= 5.0 for Windows, Opera 7, Safari and Konqueror."
and has much better support for styling and i18n, AFAIU. Sincerely, I haven't looked at the code to check if it prints HTML strings.
Only problem with it: it's LGPL :-(. Maybe we can bug the author to switch to an Apache-compatible license or release it under a dual licensing scheme.
Ugo
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