/* GENERAL STYLES */
/* GENERAL STYLES */
.DateText
{
}

.PopupCalendarButton
{
}


/*

Style Properties
Here are the nine styles that can be modified to control the look-and-feel of a calendar: DayHeaderStyle, DayStyle, NextPrevStyle, OtherMonthDayStyle, SelectedDayStyle, SelectorStyle, TitleStyle, TodayDayStyle, and WeekendDayStyle.


Each style has the following sub-properties:

BackColor 
BorderColor 
BorderWidth 
CssClass 
Font 
Bold 
Italic 
Names 
Overline 
Size 
Strikeout 
Underline 
ForeColor 
Height 
HorizontalAlign 
VerticalAlign 
Width 
Wrap 

Most definitions of the sub-properties appeared earlier in this document. The exceptions are described below:

HorizontalAlign—sets the horizontal alignment of cell content. Valid values are: NotSet, Left, Center, Right, and Justify.

VerticalAlign—sets the vertical alignment of cell content. Valid values are: NotSet, Top, Middle, and Bottom

Wrap—accepts True or False; determines whether the cell content should wrap to the next line or not.


DayHeaderStyle applies only to the row of the control containing the days of the week.


DayStyle applies to the rows containing days of the month.


NextPrevStyle applies to the month navigation buttons.


OtherMonthDayStyle applies to the days from adjacent months that display at the same time as the current month.


SelectedDayStyle applies to the currently selected days in the calendar. This depends on the setting of a behavior attribute called SelectionMode that is beyond the scope of this document. It is unlikely that this style will need to be modified from its default values.


SelectorStyle applies to the week and month selector column. Like SelectedDayStyle, this depends on the setting of SelectionMode, and is unlikely to need modification.


TitleStyle applies to the title of the calendar control.


TodayDayStyle applies to the current date. If there is a requirement that the current date on a calendar look different than the rest of the days, this is the style you would modify.


WeekendDayStyle applies to the Saturdays and Sundays that appear in the calendar. If the look and feel of those days needs to be different than the rest of the calendar, this is the style that would be modified.


*/

.PopupCalendar
{
    background-color: #ffffff;
    border: solid 1px #640000;
    margin-left: 100px;
}

.TodayDayStyle
{

}

.SelectorStyle
{
color: yellow;
}

.NextPrevStyle
{
font-weight: bold;
}

.DayHeaderStyle
{
background-color: #640000;
color: White;
}

.SelectedDayStyle
{
background-color: red;
}

.TitleStyle
{
font-weight: bold;

}

.WeekendDayStyle
{
background-color: #E1D0BD;
}

.OtherMonthDayStyle
{
}

.cellNotAvailable
{
    text-align: center;
    background-image: url(/images/unavailable.gif);
    background-position: center;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
}

.cellPastDates
{
    color: Gray;
    xtext-decoration: line-through;
}



/* EDITOR PROPERTIES */


/* EDITOR PROPERTIES */
