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Update: I used

return $a['cid'] < $b['cid'] ? -1 : 1; //SORT ORDER OF EVENTS WITHIN THE SAME TIME BRACKET

As this uses the sort order of the Categories, which means it's more consistent across the week too.

Thanks bud, I wouldnt have thought of even looking in that file

Hi Smorg,
Edit the file common/retrieve.php and change line 28 from

return $b['adt'] <=> $a['adt'] ; //date-time added (last added at top)

to

return $a['tit'] <=> $b['tit'] ; //title

Now the names will be in alphabetic order.
I will change this also for the next LuxCal version.

To get a horizontal ruler when the time changes is a bit more complicated. You should look in the file views/month.php and in the foreach loop (lines 15 - 36) at the start of each next loop test if the time changed and if so add a '<hr>' at the start of the first "echo" (line 27). I.e.

echo "<hr><div{$draggable} class= . . . .

The time can be found here: $evt['sti']
Roel