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title: "Comment by Andrew Baisden on \"Windows 10 calendar hover effect using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JS\" | Hashnode"
description: "Clever and it does not look that hard to implement either Jash Gopani 👏"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/windows-10-calendar-hover-effect-using-html-css-and-vanilla-js/60d35e1ccd21297b6ad75eb0/comment/60d47d1212f77505a833bd5d"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/windows-10-calendar-hover-effect-using-html-css-and-vanilla-js/60d35e1ccd21297b6ad75eb0)

Comment [Windows 10 calendar hover effect using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JS](https://hashnode.com/posts/windows-10-calendar-hover-effect-using-html-css-and-vanilla-js/60d35e1ccd21297b6ad75eb0)

[Andrew Baisden](https://hashnode.com/@andrewbaisden)

[Jun 24, 2021](https://hashnode.com/posts/windows-10-calendar-hover-effect-using-html-css-and-vanilla-js/60d35e1ccd21297b6ad75eb0/comment/60d47d1212f77505a833bd5d)

Clever and it does not look that hard to implement either [Jash Gopani](https://hashnode.com/@jashgopani) 👏

[Jash Gopani](https://hashnode.com/@jashgopani)

[Jun 24, 2021](https://hashnode.com/posts/windows-10-calendar-hover-effect-using-html-css-and-vanilla-js/60d35e1ccd21297b6ad75eb0/comment/60d47d1212f77505a833bd5d#reply-60d4947512f77505a833c1d5)

I am glad you found my approach easy 😃