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bmontgomery82
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I was wondering if I could change the size of the calendar to better fit my website?

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In the code you were given once your calendar was published, there is a height and width. Just change those numbers. It may take a couple times to get it the way you want. It took me a couple when I embedded my calendar
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Same issue, I don't see the coding for the size in the HTML provided though

[Nov 10, 2011, 7:12:37 PM] [76.216.172.229]

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It depends on how you are publishing your calendar (a link always helps). ccccwebsite was referring to the <iframe> style, for example.

For some of the other publish methods, the calendar will try and take up as much space as it can. Wrapping it in a fixed-size <div> will generally be the way to get the size the way you want it in these cases.
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