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edocr Website Calendar
How to place an easy to manage calendar on your website
with the help of Google Sheets and edocr.
Would you like to have a website calendar that is easy to
update and manage. Well, it won't get any easier than this:
https://friendscountyparkshc.com/calendar.html
This edocr customer placed an edocr iframe onto their Wix
website (does not have to be Wix) while having edocr feed
calendar content directly from a Google Sheet template.
1. You need a Google Drive and an edocr account. Both are
free. If you don't have, come back when you do.
2. In this example we use the Vertex Google Sheet Calendar
template.
3.Once in your Google Drive, there are a few tricks to
managing your calendar. On the bottom tabs there are
months, and you will want to extend to additional years
and delete months as they are in the past. First, way down
on the bottom is a hidden row. Unhide and you will see
how the date is set. For additional months you can just
enter, say 5/1/2020, and that tab will display the appropriat
May 2020 calendar. So to add months, go to the far right
tab, right click and 'duplicate', change the name of tab to
May 20 (for example) then change the hidden row to
5/1/2020, then hide row again. (This is a spreadsheet, so
you can delete and add as you wish). When a month has
passed, right click on its tab and delete.
Hidden row has date code:
Tab options upon right mouse click:
4. Now that your calendar is set up, you can type in the date
cells (turn on word wrapping and adjust font size) or insert
little images, like below:
5.Now, most importantly, place into edocr via the 'Share'
button on the top right of your Google Sheet Calendar,
selecting 'advanced', 'Anyone with the link' - then copy that
link and 'Upload' in edocr in the 'Enter a URL' section, give
a title, other info as you desire (see our blog on sharing
Googledocs with edocr and also our blog on Creating
Shares), and 'Publish'.
6.Once published there is an 'Embed' button on the top right
of the edocr viewer. Click that, and there is the e