Has anyone encountered a large margin issue when embedding Calendly on a Webflow site?
Dealing with a large margin issue when embedding Calendly on a Webflow site
If you've encountered a large margin issue when embedding Calendly on your Webflow site, don't worry! This is a common issue that can be easily resolved with a few adjustments. Here's what you can do:
Inspect the embedded Calendly widget: Use your browser's developer tools (right-click and select Inspect) to inspect the embedded Calendly widget on your Webflow site. This will help you identify the source of the margin issue.
Check for conflicting styles: Look for any conflicting styles within your Webflow site's CSS that might be causing the large margin. Make sure to inspect both your custom styles and any default styles that may be affecting the Calendly widget.
Override the default Calendly styles: Calendly provides default styles that may conflict with your Webflow site's styling. To override these styles, you can add custom CSS within your Webflow project. Use the Calendly widget class or ID to target and modify specific styles, such as margins.
Adjust the Calendly embed code: When generating the embed code for the Calendly widget, you can customize the code by adding additional CSS classes or styles. This allows you to target the specific Calendly elements that need margin adjustments.
Use container elements: Wrap the Calendly widget within container elements in your Webflow site. Containers can help provide more control over the positioning and margins of the embedded widget, reducing the chance of any conflicting styles.
Test different display options: Experiment with different display options for the Calendly widget. For example, you can try using
display: block
ordisplay: inline-block
to see if it helps resolve the margin issue.Contact Calendly support: If the above steps don't resolve the margin issue, reach out to Calendly support for assistance. They have a dedicated support team that can help you troubleshoot and resolve any embedding issues specific to Calendly.
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully resolve the large margin issue when embedding Calendly on your Webflow site.