You could put a div around the module (eg. by puting <div id="EventsModule1"> in the module header and </div> in the footer), and then use CSS selectors (#EventsModule1) to target that specific div

Would that help?

doing layout in CSS is much cleaner than puting widths straight in tables.. which can cause other issues and is less flexible

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Erik, I appreciate the option you provided as a technical person....but my customers may not be techy.

Alan, thanks for working on a solution to this. As a host, I may have hundreds of websites on the same DNN install and need a solution that allows each instance of the Events module to have its own look and feel. This is really a module that will be heavily used by most organizations, as every group needs a nice events / calendar module. And it needs to be controllable per instance in a fairly non-technical manner.

Keep up the great work.