topic Re: Is there a way to embed a Google Calendar? in Get Help <P>The functionality of embedding an active Google calendar in an HTML email doesn't exist.&nbsp; Its not a limitation of CTCT at all. You can embed a calendar using the iFrame HTML option which is not supported in any email clients.</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>There ia a few work around but it require a little technical skill., once its set up you will be able to reuse it in all your email</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>Caveat: the standard size of the CTCT templates are 600 pixels.&nbsp; This is usually too narrow to support a clean look and show your calendar entries.&nbsp; Here is an example of a dummy calendar at 600 pixels wide. You can see your entries will be compromised.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you extend your template to a larger width it won't render correctly in the CTCT editor.</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P><IMG title="ScreenHunter_05 Aug. 24 08.51.gif" src=";px=-1" align="middle" alt="ScreenHunter_05 Aug. 24 08.51.gif" border="0" /></P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>1. Make a separate calendar ensuring the entries are small and mostly readable at 600 wide.</P><P>2. Use the Google iFrame option to post it on a website page at the normal 800 x 600 size that Google exports.</P><P>3. Take a Screen Capture of the website hosted calendar and scale it to 600 wide</P><P>4. Upload that graphic to your CTCT account and insert it in your email.</P><P>5. Create a link of that graphic to your web based calendar. If the user can read the entries great, if he/she decides to click on it they will be taken to a full fledged calendar on your site.</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>By the time the reader realizes he is being taken to an external site to read the calendar its done.</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>This doesn't work well on smart phones as you might guess.</P> Wed, 24 Aug 2011 16:34:43 GMT Clique_Marketing 2011-08-24T16:34:43Z