DAY_PAGE — The HTML for the view, after somebody clicks a day on the .
No; users of the style cannot override this. It may only be defined in the style.
HTML
| username | The username of the user. |
| title | The base title of the user's journal, which is normally used in the HTML title tags and headings, alongside a reference to the date being viewed. |
| name | The name of the user whose journal it is. |
| name-'s | An apostrophe folled by an "s" if the user's name does not end in "s", else just an apostrophe. Used in conjunction with the "name" property, can be used to show possession. For instance, "%%name%%%%name-'s%% Journal" could translate to "Bob's Journal". |
| website | If the user has specified their website, this block is filled with the contents of DAY_WEBSITE. |
| events | If events occurred on this day, then this is equal to DAY_EVENTS, else it is equal to DAY_NOEVENTS. [required] |
| prevday_url | A URL to the day view for the previous day. |
| nextday_url | A URL to the day view for the next day. |
| dayshort | Day of week. Short form. Example: Mon, Tue, Wed... |
| daylong | Day of week. Long form. Example: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... |
| monshort | Month. Short form. Example: Jan, Feb, Mar... |
| monlong | Month. Long form. Example: January, February, March... |
| yy | Year, two digit. |
| yyyy | Year, four digit. |
| m | Month. 1-12. |
| mm | Month. 01-12. |
| d | Day. 1-31. |
| dd | Day. 01-31. |
| dth | Day plus ordinal. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th... |
| head | Any user-specified content to go inside the document's <HEAD>, like CSS or META tags. The value is GLOBAL_HEAD followed by DAY_HEAD. You shouldn't define the *_HEAD variables in the style, as users should set them themselves. |
| urllastn | URL to user's lastn view. |
| urlcalendar | URL to user's calendar view. |
| urlfriends | URL to user's friends view. |