1. Make sure you export the files to your working folder
2. If you are putting the coding into another page make sure you name the calendar file or your calendar page different file names.
3.. Make sure you have no color coding on your site for links that conflicts with the calendar program coding. (I had issues with seeing events too and it was because I had link coding on the page)

Install Firebug with Firefox and it will help you track all those css issues down Mark.

I did.

1. No idea how to use it.

2. It looks worse in FF. Events show off the calendar to the left.

Time to start learning CSS

Make this change:
<div id="cc_calendar_container" style="width:400px">

Thanks Scott but no luck.

Correction!!

I have edited the code below today (Nov.5th) after having got back home to my desktop pc. When I originally wrote the bold code line:
#cc_webcalendar { margin: 0 50%;}
I was on a Linux machine with an old FF browser, and I had a distorted view of what was actually happening. The code above will center the left edge of the calendar, not the calendar itself.

The code below will center the calendar:

How about inserting this line into the monthstyles.css:



See the line in bold. This will center the calendar. You'll have to set the width matching that of your own calendar. The 0 for top and bottom can be changed into some other value, like 20px or something.

Check out these post. http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/web-cal … -calendar/ If your using IE8 it should help. I had a bunch of issues that had to do with the page lang. and how the calendar CSS style was marked up. Try the things I did to get it working.

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I don't show that you even made that change though Mark.

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