Blazor Calendar - Simple, Customizable Calendar Component

Month or year picker

Select only the month or year as a value (month picker or year picker) in the Blazor Calendar.

Date selection within a date range

You can restrict the Blazor Calendar component so that only a date value within a specific range of dates can be entered or selected by specifying the minimum and maximum date options.

Multiple date selection

Configure the Blazor Calendar to allow users to select single or multiple date values (sequence or random date selection).

• Multi Selection documentation

Multi-language calendar

Update the culture-specific date format and first day of the week, and translate the text of month, day,and today buttons to any supported language with built-in globalization features.

Change first day of week

Automatically update the first day of the week based on the specified culture or change it based on your application requirements in Blazor Calendar.

Disabled dates

Disable any date in the Blazor Calendar to make it inactive. Easily prevent the selection of weekends and holidays by disabling them.

Custom calendar

Apart from the standard, built-in theme, the Blazor Calendar component provides complete control over its appearance, allowing you to customize the style to suit your application.

Highlight weekends

Highlight any date in a year or every weekend in a month as special days using custom styling.

Week number

Show the week number of a selected date in the Blazor Calendar by enabling the week number option.

Islamic Calendar

In addition to the Gregorian calendar, the Blazor Calendar component supports displaying the Islamic calendar (Hijri calendar).

Web accessibility

• Fully supports WAI-ARIA accessibility guidelines that allow the calendar to be accessed by screen readers and assistive devices.
• Follows WAI-ARIA best practices for implementing keyboard interaction.
• UsesWCAG 2.0-based design for UI element visuals such as foreground color, background color, line spacing, text, and images.
• Supports right-to-left (RTL) direction for users working in right-to-left languages like Hebrew and Arabic.