CODING CHALLENGES #3!! Calendar!!

Question

I want you to generate the calendar for the current month... You are not allowed to use Python! Sorry... It should look like a real one!!

No google, or stackoverflow.com!!

Here it is an example in Python
https://code.sololearn.com/cbQWqDOYwd2w/?ref=app

Answer 1

Absolutely no Google or StackOverflow
https://code.sololearn.com/cqqLO4wypO59/?ref=app

Answer 2

now when it's finished, here is the datepicker for those who are interested. 😃

https://code.sololearn.com/WTwldN42liMM/?ref=app

Answer 3

Don't wanna cheat. Have a datepicker that I did sometime last year. Anyone interested to see it?

Answer 4

Congratulations @Jafca... You truly deserve to win this one :)

Answer 5

@Kirk... You made it for April... You need some script to check the current month than draw it based on the current month.

Answer 6

@Kirk Well, this is what the challenge is asking for...

I saw in CSS something says counter... What is it for? What does it do?

Answer 7

No script so cheating (div auto-numbering / 1st div is hard-spaced, the rest overflow):

https://code.sololearn.com/W2EmhWDXZ5Y6/?ref=app

I'll try to not cheat on the next one; I just wanted to do this :)

Answer 8

The 'counter' is mostly why I did that; to bring attention to the CSS variable. It keeps track of how many times it's used, can be nested, e.g. for numbering without scripting (even negatives):

1.0
1.1 {... content: counters(item, ".") }
1.2
2.0

CSS can also self-reference its own tags with attr() but I just wanted to show counting.

Answer 9

@Gami...Right. I'm poking at php but lost my OS (again) yesterday so an actual script will be a little slower :)

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

In php just create an input field with type date
<input type="date" > Using this you will get a datepicker.

Answer 12

java script

Answer 13

Umm... That is not a question.

Answer 14

I haven't started learning python yet