This plug-in lets you create HTML-files that are web pages that can be placed on the Internet to represent on-line calendars.

You can specify whatever filename extension for generated HTML files.

Calendar layout is formed either by using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) or alternative technology. When using CSS and style sheets are stored in external file the name of this file will be formed in the following pattern [<html-filename>.css].

CSS and No-CSS methods of generating html differ in resulting web page layout. This is mostly about the font size. Using CSS lets you specify the absolute value for the font size (measured in pixels or points) like in the following example:

.year { font-family: Arial; font-size: 14pt; font-weight: bold;  color: #00007F; text-align: center; }

Using the No-CSS method will result in relative font sizes, like:

<font color=#0000FF size=+2 face="Arial">

Browsers default font Size property is set to 3. Upon file generation fonts default to 10 pt. This value is omitted by default. All other parameters are provided using '+' or '-' values that represent the number of points to be added or subtracted to or from 10 pt. In the above example font size is set to 12.

Some browsers require HTML names and values to be placed into quotation marks. Specify the type of quotation marks used in process of generating HTML:

• no quotation marks (example: color=#0000FF)
• single (example: color='#0000FF');
• double (example: color="#0000FF")

Holidays and observances may be laid out as web links. You can specify a custom template for hypertext link generation. Using the default template results in following: a link to January 1 will look like 1_1.html

You can choose the HTML encoding (US-ASCII, KOI8-r, and Windows-1251).