This is a demonstration of the daycount.js project.
For example, here is some information about today:
Your browser calculated this information in your time zone when it loaded this page. To add this to another HTML page, just copy and paste this code:
<script src="http://yellowseed.org/daycount.js/js/daycount-0.1.js"></script>
<div id="today" />
<script type="text/javascript">
var today = new daycount.moment();
document.getElementById('today').innerHTML =
'Gregorian Calendar: ' + today.gregorian + '<br />' +
'Julian Day Number: ' + today.julianDay + '<br />' +
'Local Julian Day Number: ' + today.localJulianDay + '<br />' +
'Dreamspell Calendar: ' + today.dreamspell + '<br />' +
'Venus Count: ' + today.venus + '<br />' +
'Mars Count: ' + today.mars + '<br />' +
'Thoth Count: ' + today.thoth + '<br />' +
'Long Count: ' + today.long;
</script>There’s also a mobile demo better suited to small screens, and for a more interesting and interactive tool, check out the explorer.
Please report bugs and inaccuracies, suggest new features, or comment on others’ suggestions in the issue tracker, or just email me.