worldclock - nobody made this, so I did.

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

A Former User

@Arjen_lima
Sorry for my English, I cannot catch your question.
The order of clocks is defined in config.js by the section clocks, that is the array of clock, then the order of display is same with the order of array element.

Or… If you mean another problem, give me more detailed information. Of course, an image could be the great help for understanding.