This is a very minor issue. I can help with it to get it solved quickly it was really bothering me 😅

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To make the entire calendar tile clickable, you can move the padding from the div to the a tag. Here’s how you can adjust the HTML and CSS:

1. HTML Structure:
   Ensure the a tag is inside the div and remove any padding from the div.

   <div class="calendar-tile">
     <a href="#" class="calendar-link">Event</a>
   </div>

2. CSS Adjustments:
   Remove the padding from the div and add it to the a tag.

   .calendar-tile {
     padding: 0; /* Remove padding from the div */
   }
   
   .calendar-link {
     display: block; /* Make the a tag a block element */
     padding: 1rem; /* Add padding to the a tag */
   }

This way, the entire area of the a tag will be clickable, making the calendar tile fully interactive ^[1].

Additionally, ensure that any existing CSS classes or styles applied to the div and a tags are adjusted accordingly. The a tag inherits styles from global CSS rules, such as:

a {
  color: inherit;
  text-decoration: inherit;
}

These styles ensure that the a tag inherits the color and text-decoration properties from its parent elements ^[1].

Be aware that there is a JavaScript onClick event listener associated with the calendar tile. Changing the padding from the div to the a tag could potentially affect the layout and the area where the onClick event is triggered ^[2].

If you need further assistance, @keithwillcode might be able to provide additional guidance.

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