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umich
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I love the new feature of embedding an interactive calendar on my blog site, but for whatever reason, I am having a difficult time embedding it.

I use wordpress. Is this something that can be done with IE? I use Firefox. Thanks for any help.

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What types of issues are you having? If Wordpress has a mode that will let you directly paste HTML, then that's where you'll want to paste the code generated by the localendar Publish wizard.
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Wordpress does have a toggle switch to insert html, but for some reason the code that Localendar provides doesn't translate. Instead, it just shows a link to the calendar.

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What HTML did you paste? Just the link to the full page view, or the full <iframe> stuff (or something more complicated)
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