Widgets - Clocks

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Janusz Baczyński

Clocks - widgets

If you want to put a clock on your HTML page, you can write the appropriate code, preferably in JavaScript. However, if you don't want to develop such code, you can put a suitable widget on your website.
I've only developed three versions of the clock, but you'll find plenty of other clock models online. You can embed practically each of them in your HTML application by inserting the following code:

          <iframe src="URL" width="130" height="130"></iframe>

where:
URL specifies the internet address of the document to embed in the iframe,
width and height are the size of the iframe.

You can put this clock on your website by inserting the following code:

<iframe src="http://noerrors.pl/_Widgets/jbclock/jbclock1.html" 
          width="130" height="130"> </iframe>

You can put this clock on your website by inserting the following code:

<iframe src="http://noerrors.pl/_Widgets/jbclock/jbclock2.html"
          width="180" height="180"></iframe>

You can put this clock on your website by inserting the following code:

<iframe src="http://noerrors.pl/_Widgets/jbclock/jbclock3.html"
          width="250" height="250"></iframe>

An example of a website with a clock displayed in an iframe. You will see the code by selecting "view page source" in your browser.

These clock apps have been developed using SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics).

Recommended sites related to the content presented here:
• Widgets
• SVG Tutorial

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