3 and 4 just HTML and CSS.
If its functional that would be good.
I just got the image from PSD though.
That one, not a date picker
Ok and last question - what can this calendar do? When people click on this, what do you expect to happen? Why are certain items blue, why gray? We are just trying to understand since it’s apparently not a datepicker.
Could we just ignore the blue and gray colors, I just want to finish the site though.
Just calendar UI and not working.
The problem is you picked the wrong widget. You picked a datepicker instead of a calendar widget.
Try something like this: http://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-widgets-documentation/documentation/jqxcalendar/jquery-calendar-getting-started.htm
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Just a note of warning here… Be careful with visitor’s expectations. Most of the time, when I see a calendar in a website, I expect something… To indicate graphically what date is today, let me choose the date to start a course or a date I want the sales representative to call me…
If the design (in this case) doesn’t meet my expectations, then my opinion about the site will drop.
So make sure that you design is so good that visitors know that the calendar is there just because… well, to fill a gap
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lol - I nearly got an answer and then you ruined it with the last sentence. 
It can’t be functional unless it has a script behind it to drive it.
If you want a calendar then take a look at the link Dave gave above.
If all you want is a picture then just create an image and stick it where you want. There would be no point in coding it in css and html if it is not functional unless you wanted to change it manually every day.
Sorry, it may seem like we are being awkward but you just haven’t told us what you want it for or what it should do exactly?
You have all of us confused at the moment.
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Should I start using bootstrap for a good semantic code?
My code isn’t very good.
“I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying.”
I wouldn’t use bootstrap until you understand the code underneath. The first step is getting a good grasp of CSS and html otherwise any Framework is just going to make it harder for you to progress.
Just keep practising.
I already coded my calendar.
Now I’m stuck with this:
How can I fix the widths like from the image?
They are too wide? Perhaps set a max-width on the inputs. Right now they are just taking up the available room they are given (due to the display:block;)
Should just I use ul->li structure instead like from my #featured images or its just okay for this one?
It’s fine; doesn’t really matter.
Perhaps actually wrap them in <label>'s since they are just freefloating text right now.
Labels are necessary for accessibility. I can’t load the page but even if htey don’t use it, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t.
The page isn’t loading.
^^
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Yes, I see many forms that use markup different from what I like to use.
form fieldset legend label input
Do I have to use that? No
But it works for me and I like it so that’s what I use
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How about this one, I’m not using any label forms.
How can I adjust the input text into smaller widths?