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<p>To accomplish this on a blog setup, I ran:</p>
<pre><code>mkdir ${SRCDIR}/templates
cp /usr/share/ikiwiki/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/templates/
sed -i 's/^\(\[\[!calendar\)/\1 week_start_day="1"/' ${SRCDIR}/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/sidebar.mdwn
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<p>where <code>${SRCDIR}</code> was the source directory for the blog. This overrides the standard templates with ones that have the <code>week_start_day="1"</code> option added. If the upstream templates change, one has to manually update the locally overriding ones.</p>
<p>I personally managed to forget about having to change also the initially auto-generated <code>sidebar.mdwn</code> page, which led to some brain activity for me.</p>
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Last edited <span class="date">Tue Feb 26 23:01:54 2019</span>
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