• Hi,

    I tried searching for some clues and messed around on the w3schools site to try some things out, but I’m having a hard time getting the image in this link from a publishing company to appear larger…

    <center><div id="digitalCalDiv" style="height: 80px; width: 116px;">?</div>
    <script>
       (function() {
          var e = document.createElement( 'script' );
          var displayname = 'true'; /* true/false: display the calendar name as a link */
          /* do not modify below this line */
          e.async = true;
          e.src = 'https://illst.us/64EK09/?displayname=' + displayname;
          document.getElementById( 'digitalCalDiv' ).appendChild(e);
       }());
    </script></center>

    I want it to match roughly the same size as the other photos/widgets on my page… https://www.magnoliagardensalf.com/events/

    Increasing the height and width did not work for me. I’m fairly new at this, forgive me if I overlooked something simple.

    Thanks.

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  • That image is hosted at illustratus.com, not on your WordPress site. Unless you are generating this from a plugin, your best bet is to look at your illustratus settings.

    We can change the height and width via CSS, but that will simply stretch and distort a small image.

    Thread Starter PCHAmedia

    (@pchamedia)

    I thought that might be the case, thank you.

    Is there a way to use that code from Illustratus to link to their dynamic content (updated calendars) from just a static image or icon?

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