How To Create Mini Calendar Using HTML CSS and JavaScript

The video teaches you how to create a mini calendar using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The mini calendar displays the current month and year, and allows the user to navigate to the previous or next month. The video starts by explaining the different HTML elements that are used to create the mini calendar. These elements are: A div element to contain the mini calendar. A table element to create the table structure for the calendar. td elements to create the cells for the calendar. span elements to display the day of the week in each cell. The video then shows how to use CSS to style the mini calendar. The CSS code used to style the mini calendar includes the following: The border property to add borders to the table cells. The background-color property to set the background color of the table cells. The font-size and color properties to control the font size and color of the text. Finally, the video shows how to use JavaScript to make the mini calendar interactive. The JavaScript code used to make the mini calendar interactive includes the following: The onclick event to add a function to the buttons that navigate to the previous or next month. The getMonth() and getFullYear() functions to get the current month and year. The setAttribute() function to set the text of the buttons.