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diff --git a/doc/tips/Make_calendar_start_week_on_Monday.mdwn b/doc/tips/Make_calendar_start_week_on_Monday.mdwn
index 73f0abbd3088006b6dfbdc06ba487c9e41e57d73..5bce4b649e21eb0bf2d6f90cc7f50b115b56f8fa 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/tips/Make_calendar_start_week_on_Monday.mdwn
+++ b/doc/tips/Make_calendar_start_week_on_Monday.mdwn
@@ -4,6 +4,6 @@ To accomplish this on a blog setup, I ran:
     cp /usr/share/ikiwiki/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/templates/
     sed -i 's/^\(\[\[!calendar\)/\1 week_start_day="1"/' ${SRCDIR}/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/sidebar.mdwn
 
     cp /usr/share/ikiwiki/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/templates/
     sed -i 's/^\(\[\[!calendar\)/\1 week_start_day="1"/' ${SRCDIR}/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/sidebar.mdwn
 

-where `${SRCDIR}` was the source directory for the blog. This overrides the standard templates with ones that has the `week_start_day="1"` option added. If the upstream templates change, one has to manually update the locally overriding ones.
+where `${SRCDIR}` was the source directory for the blog. This overrides the standard templates with ones that have the `week_start_day="1"` option added. If the upstream templates change, one has to manually update the locally overriding ones.

 
 I personally managed to forget about having to change also the initially auto-generated `sidebar.mdwn` page, which led to some brain activity for me.
 
 I personally managed to forget about having to change also the initially auto-generated `sidebar.mdwn` page, which led to some brain activity for me.