Currently, the calendar views for both the HTML and PDF calendars organize the columns by start time. In special cases, where there are overlapping columns where the later start time should be above the earlier start time (e.g., S/S is 10-18 but regular week is 11-19), then this can be confusing.
The solution is to assign a weight for the headers. One way to do this is with an explicit weight column - this would be easier with future GUI stuff. Another way to do this is to just enter decimal points or whatnot into the current displayOrder column.
Currently, the calendar views for both the HTML and PDF calendars organize the columns by start time. In special cases, where there are overlapping columns where the later start time should be above the earlier start time (e.g., S/S is 10-18 but regular week is 11-19), then this can be confusing.
The solution is to assign a weight for the headers. One way to do this is with an explicit weight column - this would be easier with future GUI stuff. Another way to do this is to just enter decimal points or whatnot into the current displayOrder column.
I think I prefer the former solution.