iCal JS Embed: Embed Online Calendars on Your Website

Embedding Online Calendars with iCal JS Embed
iCal JS Embed is a tool designed for integrating a dynamic, scrollable calendar of events onto your website or blog. It facilitates the display of events sourced from Google Calendar, and other calendars utilizing a similar online format.
While direct embedding of a Google Calendar is achievable through its standard iCal format (*.ics), iCal JS Embed offers enhanced presentation options. Events can be viewed in a scrolling display or conveniently positioned within your website’s sidebar.
Customization and Integration
The platform allows for extensive customization of the calendar’s appearance through the use of CSS. Additionally, multiple iCal feeds can be consolidated into a single, unified calendar view.
Setting Up the Embed Code
To begin, you must register an account using your existing credentials from Facebook, Google, Live ID, or Twitter. Subsequently, obtain the iCal link (*.ics) from your chosen online calendar provider.
For example, a Google Calendar iCal link might resemble this: https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/dd%40gmail.com/public/basic.ics. After pasting the link, click "Save & Preview" and then copy the generated embed code.
Key Features
iCal JS Embed provides a range of functionalities, including:
- The ability to embed calendar events from Google Calendar and display them in either a scrollable format or a website/blog sidebar.
- Compatibility with Google Calendar, Eventful, and other online calendars that utilize the standard iCal (*.ics) feed.
- Free usage, requiring only sign-in with a valid Facebook, Google, Live ID, or Twitter account.
- A related tool for similar functionality is CountdownCalendar.
You can explore iCal JS Embed further at www.zetabee.com/icaljs.
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