If it isn't quite the size or color you had in mind, you can go back to Google Calendar and adjust the settings, but you'll have to copy and paste the HTML code again. In this case you're changing the way the calendar appears on your page, not the events.
How to Embed Google Calendar on a Website or Blog
By Marziah Karch, About.com Guide
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Ta da! View your final page. This is a live calendar. Any changes you make in the events on your calendar will be updated automatically.
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- Getting Started - Settings
- Copy the Code or Select More Options
- Customizing the Look
- Paste Your HTML
- The Calendar Is Embedded
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