Joe,

The Event Calendar pages do not have its own class in the body tag.
(I can only assign a class to the body tag via the "Page Settings" on the first page that contains the Events module).

Is there a way I can add a class to the body tag on the Event Calendar Pro pages?

Creating a separate skin is not a good option for my needs.

Thanks.

Joe, 

That is helpful.

Would it also be possible to add an extra css class to body tag
called "admin" or "eventsAdmin" on:

• Events/Admin.aspx
• Events/AdminOrderHistory.aspx
• Events/AdminBrowseCarts.aspx
• Events/EditEvent.aspx

The reason is that I have a some different styling on the site admin pages
that I would like to also apply to the Calendar Pro admin pages for consistent user experience.

Thanks,

Jerry

Great. Thank you.

For anyone curious, I did end up using jQuery to have the event detail view show in a pop-up browser window. 

Although Joe's update of including my initial request -- having the body class you assign in the Page Settings carry over to the Event Calendar's child and support pages -- it didn't provide all the control I needed for styling the Detail View page.

My solution was to access with jQuery the Event Title link which has the css class "url".
From there, I was able to append a query string to the url referencing a different skin, and then using the
javascript window.open(); function to create a pop-up.

Example:

$('a.url').click(function(e){

     var myHref = $(this).attr('href');
     var myExt = '?skin=popup';
     var myWindow = 'Popup'; 
     var myParameters = "'scrollbars=auto, width=600, height=500";

window.open(myHref + myExt,myWindow,myParameters);
e.preventDefault();
return false;
});

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