Embed Google Calendar On Your Site Quickly And Easily
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To Embed Google Calendar in WordPress all you have to do is create a Google calendar and grab the iframe code to embed it on your website.
Keep in mind, this works on all websites, not just WordPress sites.
But there is a "gotcha" that you have to watch out for.
First things first, head over to calendar.google.com to and either create a new calendar or log into the Google account that has the calendar you want to share.
Next, click on the gear icon near the top right of the page. That will take you to the settings. Then click on Calendars in the top left.
You will be presented with a page that shows the calendars on your account. Click on the Shared: Edit Settings link to the right of the calendar you want to share.
On the settings page, make sure you select Make This Calendar Public to make it public. If you don't do that, the calendar will only be visible by people who are signed into specific Google accounts with which the calendar has been shared. If that's how you want it, that's great. If not, check the box and save the changes.
Back on the settings page for all the calendars (after gear icon click), click on the hyperlinked name of the calendar you want to share.
On the next page you will be presented with some calendar details and a box with iframe code.
Copy that iframe code and paste into the HTML of where you want it to go on your website.
Save the page and see how it looks.
Some more tips.
Inside the iframe code you will see a height and width parameter. You can change them in there to adjust the size of the calendar to fit the space that you want to fit it into.
On the page where you found iframe code for your Google calendar there is a link called "Customize the color, size, and other options" right above the iframe box.
Click on it to customize the calendar.
On the customization page you will be able to show or hide these options:
- Title
- Navigation buttons
- Date
- Print icon
- Tabs
- Calendar list
- Time zone
You will be able define the height and width here as well. You can define the default view: week, month, agenda.
You can define the day your week starts on and the language of the calendar. Also the default timezone of the calendar can be changed.
As your making these changes, there is a live preview of the calendar on the page as well, which is handy.
You can change some of the basic colors, but you'll need to use your CSS skills to make any serious changes. The CSS could will need to be added in the stylesheet on your website.
When you're done in here you'll have to replace the iframe code you already added to your site with the updated iframe code on the customization page.
I hope this information helps you! If you have any questions leave a comment below or ping me @WPLearningLab on Twitter.
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Embed Google Calendar On Your Site Quickly And Easily https://youtu.be/vksO63XQQ3w
Download your exclusive 10-Point WP Security Checklist: http://bit.ly/10point-wordpress-hardening-checklist
To Embed Google Calendar in WordPress all you have to do is create a Google calendar and grab the iframe code to embed it on your website.
Keep in mind, this works on all websites, not just WordPress sites.
But there is a "gotcha" that you have to watch out for.
First things first, head over to calendar.google.com to and either create a new calendar or log into the Google account that has the calendar you want to share.
Next, click on the gear icon near the top right of the page. That will take you to the settings. Then click on Calendars in the top left.
You will be presented with a page that shows the calendars on your account. Click on the Shared: Edit Settings link to the right of the calendar you want to share.
On the settings page, make sure you select Make This Calendar Public to make it public. If you don't do that, the calendar will only be visible by people who are signed into specific Google accounts with which the calendar has been shared. If that's how you want it, that's great. If not, check the box and save the changes.
Back on the settings page for all the calendars (after gear icon click), click on the hyperlinked name of the calendar you want to share.
On the next page you will be presented with some calendar details and a box with iframe code.
Copy that iframe code and paste into the HTML of where you want it to go on your website.
Save the page and see how it looks.
Some more tips.
Inside the iframe code you will see a height and width parameter. You can change them in there to adjust the size of the calendar to fit the space that you want to fit it into.
On the page where you found iframe code for your Google calendar there is a link called "Customize the color, size, and other options" right above the iframe box.
Click on it to customize the calendar.
On the customization page you will be able to show or hide these options:
- Title
- Navigation buttons
- Date
- Print icon
- Tabs
- Calendar list
- Time zone
You will be able define the height and width here as well. You can define the default view: week, month, agenda.
You can define the day your week starts on and the language of the calendar. Also the default timezone of the calendar can be changed.
As your making these changes, there is a live preview of the calendar on the page as well, which is handy.
You can change some of the basic colors, but you'll need to use your CSS skills to make any serious changes. The CSS could will need to be added in the stylesheet on your website.
When you're done in here you'll have to replace the iframe code you already added to your site with the updated iframe code on the customization page.
I hope this information helps you! If you have any questions leave a comment below or ping me @WPLearningLab on Twitter.
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