If you want to add a simple calculator to your Blogger website using HTML, you can create a basic form with JavaScript for the calculations. Here's an example code snippet:
Calculator HTML Code 1
Copy this code and add it to an HTML/JavaScript gadget on your Blogger blog. This example creates a simple calculator that allows users to enter two numbers, select an operator, and then calculate the result.
Calculator HTML Code 2
Customize the styling and layout as needed for your blog.
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We will walk through not only creating the calculator in HTML and CSS but I will also point out some different design options for a beautiful calculator that stands out.
Since BEM is arguably the most popular naming methodology, if you're new to it this will be a great opportunity to begin to learn it and see it in action.
Calculator HTML Code 3
The Calculator Wrapper
Okay, let's get started!
Depending on where you’re going to be placing your calculator, you may want to use some semantic HTML elements like or to wrap your calculator.
This really depends on where you’re putting the calculator and what else is on the page.
I’ve opted to keep it very vague and stick with a general element as the container for our calculator:
This version includes:
Input validation to check if the entered values are valid numbers.
Error handling for cases such as division by zero.
A calculation history log displayed below the calculator.
Feel free to customize and extend the code further based on your requirements!
This enhanced version includes a "%" (modulo) operator and a "^" (exponentiation) operator. The "Clear" button resets the form, allowing users to start a new calculation easily. Feel free to modify and customize the code further to meet your specific needs.
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