"turned off" bleed_time by default, to fix a rendering problem where the default expectations weren't to have things get cut off.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/config.inc.php b/config.inc.php
index 3efa9d1..776df5a 100644
--- a/config.inc.php
+++ b/config.inc.php
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ $week_events_lines 		= '1';				// Number of lines to wrap each event title in th
 $timezone 				= '';				// Set timezone. Read TIMEZONES file for more information
 $calendar_path 			= '';				// Leave this blank on most installs, place your full FILE SYSTEM PATH to calendars if they are outside the phpicalendar folder.
 $second_offset			= '';				// The time in seconds between your time and your server's time.
-$bleed_time				= '';				// This allows events past midnight to just be displayed on the starting date, only good up to 24 hours. Range from '0000' to '2359', or '-1' for no bleed time. Is automatically set to $day_start if left blank.
+$bleed_time				= '-1';				// This allows events past midnight to just be displayed on the starting date, only good up to 24 hours. Range from '0000' to '2359', or '-1' for no bleed time.
 $cookie_uri				= ''; 				// The HTTP URL to the PHP iCalendar directory, ie. http://www.example.com/phpicalendar -- AUTO SETTING -- Only set if you are having cookie issues.
 $download_uri			= ''; 				// The HTTP URL to your calendars directory, ie. http://www.example.com/phpicalendar/calendars -- AUTO SETTING -- Only set if you are having subscribe issues.
 $default_path			= ''; 				// The HTTP URL to the PHP iCalendar directory, ie. http://www.example.com/phpicalendar