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> Maybe you could explain what exactly you are trying to achieve...
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Hi, thanks for the feedback. I do think that prehaps I should clarify
my intent a bit.
I'm working on a Boy Scout website. If you have a look at my current
site, <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://troop606.com," target="_blank">http://troop606.com,</a> you will see that the mainpage includes a
snippet of the Troop calendar. The current calendar does not employ
stylesheets.
I'm working on a new version of the site that uses the open-source
"Plans" calendar (http://planscalendar.com/demo) which is rather
highly styled (http://planscalendar.com/demo/theme/plans.css). I want
to also include a snippet of this calendar on my site's mainpage (same
as I do with <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://troop606.com" target="_blank">http://troop606.com</a>). I don't want my snippet to be
dependent on changes that I make to the Plans .css file (which may not
be compatible with (or may be overwritten by) future versions of
Plans). I don't know how to apply the stylesheet to ONLY the calendar
snippet (and not the rest of the mainpage).
The calendar snippet HTML and the .css are from Plans. All I'm trying
to do is extract a portion of that HTML (which I know how to do) and
display it on my mainpage, with the .css applied (which I don't know
how to do).
I would very much appreciate any assistance.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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