------ Calendar for WordPress v1.1.1 ------

Author: Kieran O'Shea
E-Mail: kieran@kieranoshea.com
Website: http://www.kieranoshea.com

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Features:

    * Monthly view of events
    * Mouse-over details for each event
    * Events can have a timestamp (optional)
    * Events can span more than one day
    * Multiple events per day possible
    * Events can repeat on a weekly, monthly or yearly basis
    * Repeats can occur indefinitely or a limited number of times
    * User and search friendly URL scheme
    * Easy to use events manager in admin dashboard


Installing:

1. Add the following lines to your .htaccess file  to enable the nice URLs the calendar 
   uses. Place the lines after the RewriteBase entry in your current WordPress rewrite 
   rules. They must be placed BEFORE the other WordPress rules. The calendar will not 
   function without these lines. If you do not currently use mod_rewrite to craft your 
   WordPress URLs then you will need to start doing so in order to use the calendar.

   RewriteRule ^calendar/([^/\.]+)/([^/\.]+)/?$ wp-calendar.php?year=$1&month=$2 [QSA,L]
   RewriteRule ^calendar/?$ wp-calendar.php [QSA,L]

2. Upload the other included files into the same directories as they are in the package

3. Visit the plugins page of your dashboard and activate Calendar 1.1 by Kieran O'Shea

4. Visit Manage -> Calendar in the dashboard to initialise the database and start adding
   calendar events into your system

5. Visit your blog URL /calendar to see your calendar in action



Modifying the calendar page:

1. You can modify the look and layout of the public calendar page by editing 
   wp-calendar.php



Removing the link to me:

1. If you want to remove the text and link to my site from underneath the calendar you can
   do so in the calendar.php file. Please only do this if you have to though as it will stop
   other people from finding out how to get their own copy. You could always link to me in 
   your blogroll or in your site footer as an alternative if you prefer. Ultimately it's your
   site however and if you don't want to link to me you are under no obligation to do so.



Uninstalling:

1. Deactivate the plugin on the plugins page of your blog dashboard

2. Delete the uploaded files for the plugin

3. Remove the added lines from the .htaccess file

4. Drop the wp_calendar table from your database