How To Make A Yearly Calendar'

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How To Make A Yearly Calendar.

• ByKaleb Fail

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Tags

• You will first need to know some of the main tags
  to get started such as
• ltHTMLgt
• ltHEADgt
• ltTITLEgt
• ltBODYgt
• ltTABLEgt
• Remember at some time you will need to close each
  of these tags.

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Writing your title and opening your body

• After you open title, ltTITLEgt you write your
  title then close your title. lt/TITLEgt
• Once you have closed your title you can open your
  body. ltBODYgt
• If your page looks like this you are doing great.
  ltHTMLgt ltHEADgt ltTITLEgtcalendar lt/TITLEgt ltBODYgt
  ltTABLEgt

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Laying your page out

• When your body is opened you can start to write
  your body, and pick how you want your web page
  laid out.
• You can center the table by using this tag
  ltCENTERgt.
• You can also decide how big you want your
  calendar by putting the width and height inside
  the table tag.
• ExampleltTABLE WIDTH100 HEIGHT100gt

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Laying your page out (Continued)

• You can also chose how big you want the border,
  chose a border color, and chose a background
  color by putting it in the table tag as well.
  (The table tag should look some what like this)
• ExampleltTABLE WIDTH100 HEIGHT100 BORDER3
  BORDERCOLORBLUE BGCOLORREDgt

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How to make your heading

• Now it is time to label your calendars by opening
  ltCENTERgt ltBgt and ltH1gt(Doing this is optional it
  just centers and makes the name of the month
  bigger.)
• Next you have to write the month like so
• Example FEBUARY 2003

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Starting your table

• Next you have to open a few new tags such as ltTRgt
  to start a row on the table. Then you have to
  open ltTD COLSPAN7gt to get seven cells across the
  row.

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How to make the days of the week

• After you have written your month at the top of
  the table you close the cell (lt/TDgt) and close
  the row (lt/TRgt) then you open another new row and
  a new cell. After you have opened the new cell
  you write all the days of the week starting with
  Sunday and remember that after each day you have
  to close the cell, and before you write another
  day you have to open a new cell.
• ExampleltTDgtSundaylt/TDgt

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How to number the calendar

• Depending on what day the 1st day of the month
  starts on you will need to leave blank cells.
• So if the day starts on Tuesday you will want to
  leave two blank spaces.
• You leave blank spaces by leaving cells empty.
• ExampleltTDgt lt/TDgt ltTDgt lt/TDgt

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How to number the calendar(Continued)

• Then you start the days of the month by opening a
  new row and a new cell then type a number, then
  close the cell. You do this as many times as
  there are days in the month.
• ExampleltTDgt1lt/TDgt
• ltTDgt2lt/TDgt and so-on

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Starting new rows while you are numbering cells

• Once you have numbered your cells to Saturday you
  close the row (lt/TRgt) then open a new row (ltTRgt)
  then continue to number each cell until you reach
  Saturday again then do the same by closing and
  opening new rows.

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How to link your months together

• First of all you will need to close your table
  tag lt/TABLEgt. To link all your months together
  you need to have a link to your home page, one to
  the previous month, and one to the next month,
  but to link these you need to know a few more
  tags such as
• ExampleAn unordered list ltULgt
• and the link tag ltA HREFKALEB.HTMgtBack to my
  home pagelt/Agt

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How to link your months together (continued)

• After you have closed your table tag you then
  open the unordered list tag ltULgt then you have to
  put a list item tag ltLIgt in front of each of your
  links.
• ExampleltULgt ltLIgt ltA HREFkaleb.HTMgtBack to my
  home pagelt/Agt

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Closing tags

• After you have numbered all your cells and have
  made all your links you have to close a few
  tags, your unordered list, body, and html.
• Example lt/ULgt lt/BODYgt lt/HTMLgt
• Remember to close these tags in this order.

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Finished calendarFebruary 2004
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