How do I add <br> and a link in this script? Am A Newbie

Hi, I haver this script which works great. I would like to add a <br> command in to add other text as a seperate paragraph and also I would like to include a some text which can also act as a link. Could anyone advise please, I would appreciate your help. I am a complete novice at this stuff.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
calendar = new Date();
day = calendar.getDay();
month = calendar.getMonth();
date = calendar.getDate();
year = calendar.getYear();
if (year< 100) year = 1900 + year;
cent = parseInt(year/100);
g = year % 19;
k = parseInt((cent - 17)/25);
i = (cent - parseInt(cent/4) - parseInt((cent - k)/3) + 19*g + 15) % 30;
i = i - parseInt(i/28)*(1 - parseInt(i/28)*parseInt(29/(i+1))*parseInt((21-g)/11));
j = (year + parseInt(year/4) + i + 2 - cent + parseInt(cent/4)) % 7;
l = i - j;
emonth = 3 + parseInt((l + 40)/44);
edate = l + 28 - 31*parseInt((emonth/4));
emonth--;
var dayname = new Array ("Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday");
var monthname =
new Array ("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December" );
document.write(dayname[day]+", ");
document.write(date+" ");
document.write(monthname[month]+" ");
document.write(+"2007");
// January is month 0
if ((month == 0) && (date == 1)) document.write(" - Mary, Mother of God");
document.write("<br></font>");
//-->
</script>

I have every day of the year, but thought that would be too long to include the whole lot.! LOL!

I'm not sure where you want to inject it, but seems it's just using document.write to make new html. (which is generally not a good thing any more, BTW, it's better to use DOM methods or innerHTML if you can)

document.write("<br>");

That writes the break.
You can just write out <a href='whatever'>link</a> and so on however you like.

I'm not sure where you want to inject it, but seems it's just using document.write to make new html. (which is generally not a good thing any more, BTW, it's better to use DOM methods or innerHTML if you can)

document.write("<br>");

That writes the break.
You can just write out <a href='whatever'>link</a> and so on however you like.
Thank you for that. I have one small problem however. How do I fet the link I have created to open out of the Iframe that I have.

To explain, I have the above script in a file called date.htm - I then have an Iframe on my index.htm page that calls the scripts results to go into. That works great. However, when I click on the link that now appears, it opens up in the Iframe on my index.htm page. I would like it to open up in its own page, but without having two pages open at once. I hope that made sense.

Sorry, I am stupid I know!

try: <a href="whatever.html" target="_top">link</a>

give your iframe an id then set the target of the link to that id!
i think that makes sense

I think the OP wanted the opposite? For the link to open in the main window, not the iframe?

I think the OP wanted the opposite? For the link to open in the main window, not the iframe?
I think so.
<a href="whatever" target="_top">link</a>

Yep, that's what I had.