HTMLCalendar() formatyearpage to get HTML web page with tags for yearly calendar including CSS

formatyearpage(theyear, width=3, css='calendar.css', encoding=None)

`theyear`	Year number for which calendar of the month is returned
`width`	Optional,default value is 3 , the columns or months in a row
`css`	css file we can link to add style class to HTML tags
`encoding`	Type of encoding for the web page

formatyearpage() : returns code for a web page showing html calendar

import calendar
x=calendar.HTMLCalendar()
x.formatyearpage(theyear=2020,width=2)

Output is here Output of formatyearpage()

2020

Based on the setting of first day of the week, the calendar first weekday can be set. Week day number starts from 0 as Monday , 1 as Tuesday and ends at 6 as Sunday.

import calendar
x=calendar.HTMLCalendar()
x.setfirstweekday(4) # first week day is Friday
x.formatyearpage(theyear=2020,width=2)

Adding CSS

You can see in above code we already have a link to a CSS file. This line is included inside the HEAD tag of our code.

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="calendar.css" />

We will create one calendar.css file and keep it inside the same directory. Here is the source of calendar.css file.

.sun{background-color: yellow;}
.noday{background-color: #f6f8fa;}

With this we have changed the background colours of sun and noday. You can add more style properties to this.
Demo of calendar.html

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HTMLCalendar().formatyearpage

Adding CSS

Subhendu Mohapatra