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 text and room. Enter a CSS color name or the numerals of a hex color value in boxes for color. Enter the numerals '1' or '2' in boxes for lunch (where enabled).
• Enter a decimal integer in box for column width in pixels. Enter a decimal number in box for font size in points. Enter text in box for font face from a list of web safe fonts. Enter text in box for footer legend. Enter a character or character entity reference in box for pad 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.

  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 ©
  ç	ç	LATIN SMALL LETTER C WITH CEDILLA	example special character — or use ç

  See the full list of character entity references and Unicode character code charts for more.

TODO

• I'm sure there are bugs. Please let me know!