Create URI query for the 2023-2024-bhs-schedule
My colleague and friend Tyler Brown — always a good source of suggestions — suggested that I create this page for the 2023-2024-bhs-schedule. (Also, several colleagues have said they had trouble deciphering the documentation to personalize the URI query string.) Enjoy!
Use
- Click the checkbox to enable that block, then enter text in the appropriate text boxes. Click the disclosure widgets to reveal more-specific blocks. Configuration of more-specific blocks takes precedence over that of less-specific blocks. Blank text boxes will use default values (unless configured by a less-specific block).
- Click Update or hit Enter in a text box to see results. Use Copy URI to copy created URI to the clipboard. Use Copy code to copy code suitable for embedding in a Google site to the clipboard.
Some additional notes on use
- Enter text in boxes for
textandroom. Enter a CSS color name or the numerals of a hex color value in boxes forcolor. Enter the numerals '1' or '2' in boxes forlunch(where enabled). - Enter a decimal integer in box for
column widthin pixels. Enter a decimal number in box forfont sizein points. Enter text in box forfont facefrom a list of web safe fonts. Enter text in box forfooter legend. Enter a character or character entity reference in box forpad character. - URI reserved characters must be handled specially when using them in query parameter values. Every character can be entered as a numeric character reference (like
—for '—', the named character entity—). Below are examples of how to encode these special characters — including one you must use, some that are automatically substituted, and other useful examples.
See the full list of character entity references and Unicode character code charts for more.Character Substitute Reference Unicode name Note &&FULLWIDTH AMPERSAND you must use this numeric character reference for ' &'!++FULLWIDTH PLUS '+' substituted automatically ==FULLWIDTH EQUALS '=' substituted automatically ——EM DASH example special character — or use —……HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS example special character — or use …¡¡INVERTED EXCLAMATION MARK example special character — or use ¡©©COPYRIGHT SIGN example special character — or use ©ççLATIN SMALL LETTER C WITH CEDILLA example special character — or use ç
TODO
- I'm sure there are bugs. Please let me know!