Tried this with CC Calendar for a website that I built using RLM. Doesn't work. See link.

http://www.nwlcra.org/calendar.html

Any suggestions welcome. Thanks in advance.

Hi Daniel,
What doesn't work?

The calendar isn't responsive, so it's not going to resize along with the web page. Is that the problem?
By the way, that page took a very long time to load (Firefox 28).

Hello Daniel, i'm trying to view your site - and it will not bring it up?

Page came up good for me. Looks good and yea you wont get the Calendar to be responsive. There may be a trick with css you can do. I am wondering if we could through a wrapper around it similar to a google map to fix this?

You might also want to adjust your Menu at the smartphone size to span 100%.

Hi All. Thanks for the response. Slow load in FF may be because I tried the "wrapper" suggested for Google maps on CC Calendar. See "view source". Don't know if I did it right or not. For someone that only did websites using VSD, learning and changing my existing websites to RLM and HTML 14, well, let's just say it was a little bit of a challenge. VSD was too when I didn't know how to use it, but I think I'm doing well since this site is made with RLM and HTML 14 and used to be VSD. I did have the Calendar "adjusted" for a smartphone screen and centered, but on a large monitor, it just doesn't look right. I'm going to just "adjust" until I like the size between phone and desktop. Thanks again for all the response. Don't know why some were unable to pull up. Tested this site with different Windows desktops using IE, FF, Chrome and all worked. Also tested with android phones and tablets and IPhones and IPads. All ok. However, this was before I tried the "wrapper". Will just put calendar back like it was without "wrapper".

Changed CC Web Calendar so it looks better on phone. Can't seem to get the "wrapper" thing working with this or the google maps issue. Thanks again for help/advice.

http://www.nwlcra.org/calendar.html

Watch following clip and do troubleshooting with Firefox developer tool and see what you can do with your CSS document.

Sorry and here is the video clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9evWQ-jp2go

Thanks Mansour. That's exactly what I need it to do. Once I do this will it remain like that for all browsers? Wouldn't this method also work for google maps?