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Sorry. I still don’t know what the trick is but it looks like the link that is in the Settings is not what you use in order to determine whether to add the DIV. I changed the link but it didn’t change the formatting on that page. The “good” formatting stayed with the previous page that was in the settings.

I’m not quite sure what you mean. What is “big_calendar”? Is that an ID on something? It’s not something that My Calendar generates.

The only thing that the calendar link target field controls is what page single-event details links should point to; it’s where you’d view individual events. It *can* also be the page that’s used for your full calendar view, and that’s common, but it doesn’t have to be.

The URL settings don’t have anything at all to do with what the calendar looks like or how it’s rendered, however.

I woke up in the middle of the night thinking, “Why didn’t he name the ID “mc_big_calendar”? At that point I figured out that you weren’t adding this DIV. The problem that I am having ( My Excuse! ) is that this isn’t my site and I have been asked to come in and clean it up. Obviously there is more to do. Sorry for bothering you with this. I did get another thing cleared up, though. I couldn’t figure out what that link field was in the MC Setting. Now I know.

Thanks, again, for your prompt responses.

A follow up… The additional reason that I thought that the ID “big_calendar” was tied to MC was that all of the CSS for this ID was in a CSS file in my-calendar/styles as an additional css file. Since this folder is in the MC plugin folders can you tell me when these files get loaded?

I found out how the CSS gets loaded. Through the MC Calendar Style Settings – Select My Calendar Theme.

Sorry for cluttering up this thread but I found the problem. The DIV was “hidden” in the page, meaning that you didn’t see the added DIV in the page editor until you switched from Visual to Text—and there it was!

<div id="big_calendar">[my_calendar]</div>

Well, that explains a lot! It sounds like some past developer wrapped the calendar in a separate div, then attached their styles to their own custom container. Confusing!