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I have a question. What if I want to put my Calendar in a DIV? I have an overlay, how do I get it to show up?
Thanks for any help.
This technique works well for importing into a div overlay.
I just tested it on one of my div overlays.
To import the calendar, I took the code from this article.
I pasted it at the end of my "To Meet" section.
I removed block 3.
I modified the positioning in block 4.
I put the result on this page:
Click Here to see Page
My Div overlay was built using a strategy which keeps the default content LOGICALLY inside the Div, while rendering it display:none.
This way it does not take up space, it can not be seen, but it can be easily imported into the Div, and accurately placed.
If you div overlay strategy does not allow for the easy recovery of content, you might want to consider a different strategy.
Thanks a whole bunch. That's exactly the code I've been wanting.
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