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Hi there

I am trying to embed the calendar into a website, which is working fine only i don't want it 800x600 px - that's too bigg. When I change the HTML to, say, 600x400, instead of shrinking it down it just cuts off the edges. Is it possible to shrink the calendar down to a smaller size or not?

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Not sure this will help or is the right answer but I have the calendar embedded on my site.

Originally I set the size to 700x700 I played around and got my calendar down to 500x500. It shrank the calendar and didn't cut it off on the right hand side. anything smaller cut it off like you said. Also my calendar is inside a cell (don't know if that makes a difference)

I do know that localendar has a mini calendar. I have never used it but when you click on publish, it is one of the selections you can choose to recieve the code
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Thanks I'll go and try it now - I had tried 400x600
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One other option, I noticed. When you create the html code to embed the calendar in your website, there is a place that says "scrolling=no". If you change that to "scrolling=yes" then a scroll bar will appear on the side of the calendar allowing users to scroll top to bottom. If the problem was height, this is another solution.
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