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Been goofing around with a different look for this blog, and I think I like this one. What do you think?
Step one:
First, I hope you already have a WYSIWYG editor. Sadly drupal hasn’t figured that concept is important enough to their user base yet. The latest one that I would recommend is called Wysiwyg API and allows you to use all the “good editors” like TinyMCE and FCKEditor. If you don’t have an editor yet, get the one download the API I just mentioned, then follow steps. If you need a walk-through with that, let me know.
Step two:
Pay attention here…
Create a new page in drupal,
Below the content area, click on “Switch to plain text editor.”,
In the “Input Format” make sure it it set to Full HTML,
Now paste the Google Calendar “iframe” code in the content area.
Save and it should work. If not, let me know…