7953 datepicker show year month in different lines #1277
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Fixes #7953
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Fixes #7953 Added CC0 verbiage to file header per IBM/jQuery Foundation discussion
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I've signed the CLA. Need to confirm with IBM legal before removing verbiage - will update this thread on Thursday (July 17). |
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IBM legal waived the need for the "This contribution neither intended as or licensed for use as jQuery 'Sample Code'" text. You can merge this PR w/o that text. |
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This is a minor change to the datepicker.css to address http://bugs.jqueryui.com/ticket/7953.
Also, per the discussion between IBM and the jQuery Foundation, a single line of text was added to the top of the file to address CC0 concerns.