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r222938 r222942 23 23 **Quick Start** 24 24 25 * Put the following shortcode anywhere on your post or page to create a GMT/UTC clock: 25 * Put the following shortcode anywhere on your post or page to create a GMT/UTC clock: 26 26 27 `[worldtime]`27 `[worldtime]` 28 28 29 29 30 30 * Use the 'places' parameter to specify the clock's time zone: 31 31 32 `[worldtime places="Paris"]`32 `[worldtime places="Paris"]` 33 33 34 34 35 35 * List several places sperated by a comma. This will create multiple world clocks in a stack (currently maximum 6) 36 36 37 `[worldtime places="Rome, New York"]`37 `[worldtime places="Rome, New York"]` 38 38 39 39 … … 46 46 For instance to create a list of world clocks for Paris, New Delhi, New Orleans, New York, and Newark, you can do this: 47 47 48 `[worldtime places="Paris, New"]`48 `[worldtime places="Paris, New"]` 49 49 50 50 51 51 * Or to list all names starting with 'Z' 52 52 53 `[worldtime places="Z"]`53 `[worldtime places="Z"]` 54 54 55 55 … … 59 59 If you need to vary the list height, use the parameter lcount, which indicates the number of clocks shown. 60 60 61 `[worldtime places="London" lcount=2]`61 `[worldtime places="London" lcount=2]` 62 62 63 63 … … 65 65 If both the lcount and height parameter are used, then Utech World Time will use whichever results in a taller list. 66 66 67 `[worldtime places="New" height=500]`67 `[worldtime places="New" height=500]` 68 68 69 69
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