The Tailwind pickers range calendar header Component is a special part of a calendar where you can pick a start and end date. It is built using Tailwind CSS, which is a tool that helps make websites look clean and modern. This header helps show which month you are looking at and has arrows or buttons to move between months. It works well on phones, tablets, and computers because it is responsive. You can change how it looks by using Tailwind’s design tools, so it fits your website style.
To use the range calendar headers, you first need to add Tailwind CSS to your project. Then, you can build the calendar and use small utility classes to style each part. You can make the header show the current month and year. Use buttons or icons to let users go to the next or previous month. You also need a little JavaScript to make the calendar work when clicking around. This helps the user pick two dates—one to start and one to end. You can even connect it to a form or booking system.
You can style the header using Tailwind utility classes. For example, use text-lg to make the text big, font-bold to make it strong, and bg-gray-200 to give it a light gray background. You can add spacing with px-4 for padding and use flex to arrange things side by side. If you want to make it fancy, add hover:bg-gray-300 to change the color when the mouse goes over it. You can also use transition and duration-200 to make things move smoothly. All these styles make the header easy to see and nice to use.
To build this header using PureCode AI, go to the PureCode AI website and choose Tailwind CSS as the framework. You can type what kind of calendar you want. For example, say “I need a date range picker with a clean header.” PureCode will ask you for some settings like color, size, or layout. After that, it creates the code for you. You can click a button to copy that code. Then, paste it into your own website files. It’s fast and saves a lot of time, especially if you don’t want to write everything by hand. You can still change the code later if you want to make it more custom.
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