So would that be a yes?

No sir... Still looking for a fix. I see a fellow here 'did' find a fix though but it's an older thread and he didn't post his solution. I emailed tech support too and they suggested I try the forums.

http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/web-cal … r-of-page/

Chris, in order to center the calendar within a container (like a div, or if there isn't any div, it centers it on the page), you have to go into the theme folder and add a line of css BEFORE exporting the calendar.

You need to open Documents - CoffeeCup Software - Web Calendar - themes - [your chosen theme] - html - stylesheets and find the file monthstyles.css
Open that file and add this line:


I usually add it below this line:


After that, just re-export your calendar. It will be centered, also included the events.

Thanks Inger... So within the monthlystyles.css shown in the attachment, which one should I edit? I haven't downloaded anything new with respect to skins or templates and this is a virgin registered copy. Thanks, Chris

the attachment.

Seems that monthstyles.css resides in a lot of locations given Web Calendar was installed in c:\program files (x86)\Coffee Cup Software\ Web Calendar of my W7 64 machine.

Change your first <div id="cc_webcalendar"> to <div id="cc_webcalendar" style="width:400px">

My point by saying that you have to make the earlier mentioned change BEFORE exporting the calendar is that you actually have to change the theme you are using, not the already created calendar.

So of the list of files in your attachment change the ones which are in your Documents folder, the ones I'm showing in my attachment. Of course, you only need to change the ones pertaining to the theme you are using, and if you want to have a large calendar, as shown in the link you posted earlier, you don't have to bother with anything small.

The idea behind changing the theme, and not the ready made calendar, is that if you update your calendar with new events, you'd have to add that line of css every time because it will have been overwritten.

wow, that's interesting. Thanks Eric. I'll have to experiment with that style|width some more. Appreciate your help.

Thanks Inger, I'll experiment some more with that. Odd that my Windows 7 search wouldn't even find that file (monthstyles.css).

Appreciate the help, Gents...