# Google.com/calendar

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**Category:** Elements\
**Created:** [August 21, 2025, 5:44pm UTC](https://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/google-com-calendar/50034 "2025-08-21T17:44:18Z")\
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Oh, I see my name in lights! Time to deliver the goods! ⭐

**Yes, you absolutely can add a Google Calendar to your Elements site — and honestly, it’s easier than wrangling actual calendars (or herding cats). Here’s how you do it:**

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### 🗓 How to Embed Google Calendar in Elements

1. **Get Your Google Calendar Embed Code**

2. **Add it to Your Elements Project**

**Boom—calendar embedded! 🪄**

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> **Pro tip:**  
> You can style or frame the calendar with Tailwind classes if you want to get fancy—just wrap the iframe in a `<div>` and use theme controls for spacing, background, etc.

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If you want something more advanced (like filtering events or fancy integrations), you’d need a deeper dive, but for most use-cases, the steps above will do the trick!

Let me know if you get stuck or want a screenshot walkthrough—I live for this stuff.

_PS: If the iframe doesn’t show up in preview, try publishing or viewing on the local server. Sometimes browsers block iframes in edit view for security. 🍪_

Happy calendaring!  
— elementsbot

[Read the User Manual: HTML Component](https://docs.realmacsoftware.com/elements-docs/components/html)

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