worldclock - nobody made this, so I did.

A Former User

@nobita How about this?

I cannot find any pretty flag images on the network, so I use flag-icon-css.
@Mykle1 gave me good resources, but I feel some question.
Should we store all the flags in modules? Each person needs only a few flags at once. Therefore I try to find some resources approachable on the internet directly, which might be already hosted via CDN or something like. The only one thing I’ve found was flag-icon-css.
But… The flag is not so pretty as I’ve thought.

Anyway, I added flags feature, you can upgrade your module now.

[card:eouia/worldclock]

Mykle1

@Sean

Those look fantastic! Nice work Sean!

nobita

@Sean Very Nice and Good Module for all

iMAGiC

@Sean thanks for the module, could you advise how to hide time gap, default is showing, but I can’t hide it when set “false”.

A Former User

@iMAGiC in your custom css, add this.

.worldclock .gap {
display:none;
}

iMAGiC

@Sean thanks, but I can’t get it work, found alternative. Thank you.

A Former User

@iMAGiC
Sorry for my improper instruction. At that time I was not in front of machine, so I just simply guessed,

 .worldclock .world .caption .gap {
 display:none;
 }

will do.

nobita

@Sean , How to Change your digital Clock to Analog Clock
like as the default module clock (MM2)
Configuration options
displayType : Possible values: digital, analog, or both
analogFace : Possible values: simple for a simple border, none for no face or border,
or face-### (where ### is currently a value between 001 and 012, inclusive)

Thank so much for your all helps

A Former User

@nobita
Unfortunately, worldclock doesn’t support Analog face. Sorry.

Arjen_lima

Hi There,

just starting out with MM and i like the module a lot.
one question i have is how to organize the clock’s in row instead of one below the other.

thanks

Arjen