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- 03/29/2010 06:47:51 AM (16 years ago)
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r222851 r222868 26 26 27 27 `[worldtime]` 28 28 29 29 30 * Use the 'places' parameter to specify the clock's time zone: 30 31 31 32 `[worldtime places="Paris"]` 33 32 34 33 35 * List several places sperated by a comma. This will create multiple world clocks in a stack (currently maximum 6) 34 36 35 37 `[worldtime places="Rome, New York"]` 38 36 39 37 40 Please note, the name of the location has to match exactly with a name in the list of our (ever expanding) database, if it is not found you will either default to the GMT/UTC clock or it will return a list of possible matches e.g. London will produce two clocks. See below on how to deal with this situation. … … 45 48 `[worldtime places="Paris, New"]` 46 49 50 47 51 * Or to list all names starting with 'Z' 48 52 49 53 `[worldtime places="Z"]` 54 50 55 51 56 Please note currently there are only up to 6 clocks supported in a stack. Also please limit the total number of clocks per page to 6, see below for further details. … … 56 61 `[worldtime places="London" lcount=2]` 57 62 63 58 64 * Alternatively you can adjust the height of the list in pixels with the height parameter. 59 65 If both the lcount and height parameter are used, then Utech World Time will use whichever results in a taller list. … … 62 68 63 69 70 64 71 **Complete list of parameters of this version** 65 72 66 73 `places` 67 -Takes a list of comma seperated towns74 takes a list of comma seperated towns 68 75 69 76 `lcount` 70 -overrides the height of the list (number of clocks)77 overrides the height of the list (number of clocks) 71 78 72 79 `height` 73 -overrides the height of the list (pixels)80 overrides the height of the list (pixels) 74 81 75 82 `base_color` 76 -background color e.g. base_color=fff83 background color e.g. base_color=fff 77 84 78 85 `base_font_color` 79 -location font color e.g. base_color=00086 location font color e.g. base_color=000 80 87 81 88 `base_font_size` 82 -location font size89 location font size 83 90 84 91 `clock_color` 85 -time background color e.g. base_color=bbb92 time background color e.g. base_color=bbb 86 93 87 94 `clock_font_color` 88 -clock font color e.g. base_color=66695 clock font color e.g. base_color=666 89 96 90 97 `clock_font_size` 91 -clock font size98 clock font size 92 99 93 100 `gap` 94 -space between individual clocks in a stack101 space between individual clocks in a stack 95 102 96 103 `width` 97 -overrides width in pixels104 overrides width in pixels 98 105 99 106 `sec` 100 -will hide seconds if set to 0, e.g. sec=0107 will hide seconds if set to 0, e.g. sec=0 101 108 102 109 `exact` 103 -will only find exact matches of places if set to anything other than 0, e.g. exact=1110 will only find exact matches of places if set to anything other than 0, e.g. exact=1 104 111 This is useful for places like for instance London which would otherwise produce 2 clocks: London and London (Canada) 105 112
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