Fixing a Calendar That Won't Show on Your Website or Funnel

When a calendar widget just doesn't appear where you expect it — not blank, not erroring, simply not there — the cause is usually in how it was placed rather than in the calendar itself.

Check the embed first

1. Confirm the embed code or widget block was actually saved and published on the page, not just added in a draft or preview state.
2. Check that the embed code matches the calendar you intend to show — it's easy to copy the wrong calendar's code when managing several.
3. If you're using a page builder, confirm the embed element wasn't accidentally placed inside a hidden section, a collapsed tab, or an element set to load conditionally.

Check the page itself

Look for a conflicting page element sitting on top of or behind the widget's container — overlapping sections in a page builder can visually hide a widget that's technically still loading correctly underneath.

Check calendar status

Confirm the calendar itself is active rather than paused, archived, or deleted — a widget pointing at an inactive calendar typically won't render at all rather than showing an error message explaining why.

Clear caching

If you recently added or changed the embed, a cached version of the page — either your own site cache or a visitor's browser cache — can keep showing the old version without the widget. Hard-refresh or clear cache before concluding the fix didn't take.

Good to know: Test the live published page in an incognito or private window rather than your regular browser — this avoids both your own site cache and any logged-in editing view masking what a real visitor actually sees.