In this article, we listed the hand-picked awesome css calendars developed using css, html, JavaScript, jQuery, etc. Listed tutorials well played with colors, gradients, dynamic, event pick, event selection or responsive. some of the calendars are have beautiful animation effects using transitions. Demo and download available on each tutorial. calendars can be used directly without any changes and could be small changes based on your needs.
Article will be helpful for designers and non-coders.
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Collection of diffrent types of calendars. Below Hand-picked calendars are covered flat, gradient, colorful, jQuery, etc.
1) Clocks and Calendars
Clocks and Calendars
2) Tear off calendar
Tear off calendar made with Vanilla Javascript.
Nikita Hlopov
JANUARY 19, 2019
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
3) Full calendar based reservation system
Full calendar based Interactive reservation system
4) Interactive Calendar App
Calendar generates itself upon user’s entry of requested year and month. Scales to viewport using vw / vh –[ table is generated w/JS ]
Tiffany Rayside
JUNE 17, 2015
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
5) CSS grid calendar
CSS grid calendar
6) It’s A Calendar Sort Of Thing
It’s A Calendar Sort Of Thing
7) Simple vanilla js calendar
simple dynamic, js calendar. main function accepts 3 params: target selector String date String (optional) data Array (optional)
Brett Rogerson
APRIL 08, 2017
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
8) Flexbox responsive calendar
Flexbox responsive calendar
9) Windows Fluent Design Calendar
Inspired by the preview of the Microsoft Fluent Design System calendar. I thought it looked really pretty so I made it for the web.
10) React date range picker
Date picker in React, you can select a range of dates.
11) Calendar Mockup
Very quick mockup of calendar.
12) Material Calendar
Another Dribbble shot recreation of the calendar.
13) Simple Calendar build with ReactJs and Flexbox
Calendar widget built with React and Flexbox
Nick VanMeter
OCTOBER 21, 2016
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
14) Responsive Google Calendar Embed
This demo shows how to embed a Google Calendar so that it is responsive. The basic technique is to wrap the iframe embed code you get from Google with a div. We give that div the class name googleCalendar. Then we set the Google Map iFrame inside of that to cover the width and height of the googleCalendar div. You can change the width and height of the googleCalendar div and the calendar till change along with it.
15) Semantic HTML/CSS calendar-style date display
Markup uses HTML5 element. CSS makes the date look like a calendar page. The position: absolute implementation works on all browsers. The inline-flex implementation requires a fairly recent browser: Ok in IE11, Chrome 29, Firefox 22; Broken in IE10, Chrome 28, Firefox 21, Safari 6.1, and most mobile browsers.
16) Calendar with dynamic data
Calendar with dynamic data.
17) VueJS Calendar Component
A responsive calendar component written with the awesome VueJS. Should meet accessibility requirements and very easily adapt to different screen sizes. Can easily be adapted to pull event data from an external source.
18) Calendar in ReactJs
Calendar using ReactJs (beginner level)
Ricardo Barbosa
AUGUST 16, 2016
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
19) Daily CSS Images Calendar design
Daily CSS Images Day 09 Calendar
20) CSS-only Calendar App Concept
Another Dribbble rework of an original shot by Sergey Valiukh. Chrome and Safari only, for now.
21) Wim Crouwel’s Calendar (CSS Grid)
Wim Crouwel’s famous calendar — made with CSS Grid.
22) Calendar Flip Animation
Calendar Flip Animation
Gabriel Colombo
FEBRUARY 10, 2017
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
23) Iconifying Content – Calendar
Monthly calendar icons that expand to show more details when clicked.
24) Calendar Javascript Library
Calendar Javascript Library with event capture
25) Google Calendar – Animated Icon
The brand new Google Calendar icon design
Bhakti Al Akbar
MARCH 04, 2016
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
26) Flexible Flat Calendar
Flexible Calendar
27) Circular Calendar Display
A circular calendar and clock display, with and added weather and daily activity widget mock-ups.
Matthew Juggins
SEPTEMBER 25, 2016
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
28) Semantic Tableless Calendar
A proof of concept for a semantic tableless calendar.
29) Pure CSS Calendar Icon
Pure CSS Calendar Icon can be used in article.
30) Bootstrap Year Calendar
Bootstrap Year Calendar.
MAHESH AMBURE
MARCH 19, 2016
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
31) Simple calendar with notes panel
Simple calendar with notes panel.
32) Flexible Calendar
Flexible and responsive Calendar
33) FullCalendar drag & drop events between multiple calendars
Drag and drop events between calendars and to draggable events.
Subodh Ghulaxe
FEBRUARY 17, 2015
CSS, HTML and JavaScript
34) Flat and Simple Calendar
Nice work – but if you would use this in a real project there would be some codestyling issues, also you could improve your code by not writing td.xyz instead do nesting like td { &.xyz }.
In your JS you could improve the code by more valuable variablenames
35) CSS Colorful Calendar Concept
CSS Colorful Calendar Concept. Click on the arrows (when enabled) and the highlighted date to see the effect. You can also go back in your browser to navigate between scenes, or click the left arrow in the schedule view.
36) Bootstrap compatable calendar
bootstrap calendar
Bill Barry
SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
CSS, HTML and JavaScript
37) Simple calendar
Calendar for a little project. The calendar is dynamically built using JS, using the current day as the reference. Something you can do is to store all the current week’s events using an hidden field in you favourite format (eg : JSON). Then when you build your calendar, you can add a specific style (eg : “hover-event”) for each day of the current week referenced in event’s week list stored in your hidden field. In the same time, you can attach an hover event to “.hover-event” elements to show the corresponding event.
38) Event Calendar Widget
Event Calendar Widget A nice looking calendar with nice transistions.
Paul Navasard
FEBRUARY 16, 2014
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
