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In a busy month with lots of events, I was having trouble with the end of the month being below the bottom of the calendar. I read in the forum that the height needed to be increased. Did that. But in a slow month, that leaves a lot of blank space at the bottom. The height of the calendar should be variable – enough to accommodate busy as well as slow months.
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This is unfortunately an HTML restriction that's not easy to get around (currently) in a cross-browser friendly fashion. Ideally, we'd like the parent height to grow correctly, I agree.

If you use the embedded version of the calendar, this will be the case. However, you will not have the ability to move between months.
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Thanks. "Croiss-browser" explains it. I (we?) have a tendency to focus on the browser we are using and not see the whole picture.
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