The Days 1 and 2 on the top line minicalendar modifier is used to display the first and/or second days of the month on the same line as the month name, when the month has 6 partial weeks.

The Days 1 and 2 on the top line modifier is

:Top12

This is a way of displaying months with 6 partial weeks that is different from the 5-week minicalendar options that force the 6 weeks into 5 rows.

There are 6 rows, but the first row is truncated and follows specific rules.

➢Therefore this type of MiniCalendars is produced with the five week minicalendars option turned off (that is to say, these cases are treated as 6 row MiniCalendars).

The specifics of this type of MiniCalendar are:

•The MiniCalendar modifier :Top12 is used.

•As mentioned above, but this bears repeating, the five week minicalendars option should be turned off.

•There are only 2 @ markers on the first row of the minicalendar.

•If your MiniCalendar displays week numbers using the w# week number token, then there should be a w# on the top row. Otherwise your week numbers will be off by one.

•Optionally, if you want to display some other text on the top row, where the w# is, when months have 5 weeks or less (such as "s." in the example at the top left of this topic), then add a hyphen "-" and and the text to be displayed after that hyphen, as shown above.

The :Top12 modifier is not compatible with the following other minicalendar options: 5-weeks, Vertical, Bottom-Aligned, and One-Line.

See also: 1/8 and 2/9 combined dates.

Topic 177340, last updated on 22-Mar-2026