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Free Plugin by kingkode v1.0.2

jClocksGMT World Clocks

jQuery based analog and digital world clocks for Wordpress.

jClocksGMT World Clocks

The facts

Rating
3.7★ from 3
Active installs
100+
Price
Free
Last updated
20 May 2016
Added
Apr 2016
Requires WP
3.0.1
Tested up to
WP 4.5.33
Downloads
6,159

Our analysis

AI-assisted

jClocksGMT is a WordPress plugin that provides both analog and digital world clocks based on GMT offsets. It supports automatic daylight saving time conversions for relevant timezones and requires the jQuery Rotate plugin to function.

You can use shortcodes to display clocks for various locations, set time formats, and choose from different clock themes. This plugin is suitable for users who need to display time for multiple locations on their WordPress site.

Best for: This plugin is best for websites that need to display time for various global locations.

What it does well

  • Supports both analog and digital clock displays
  • Automatic daylight saving time conversions
  • Customisable using shortcodes for different locations
  • Offers multiple clock themes

Where it falls short

  • Requires the jQuery Rotate plugin
  • Last updated in May 2016, may not be compatible with newer WordPress versions
  • Limited user ratings and active installs

Verdict

jClocksGMT offers basic functionality for displaying world clocks, but its age and limited support may be a concern for some users.

From the developer

kingkode's own description of jClocksGMT World Clocks, lightly tidied.

jClocksGMT is a jQuery analog and digital world clocks plugin based on GMT offsets.
Now supporting automatic daylight saving time conversions for affected timezones.
Requires jQuery Rotate plugin.

[jclocksgmt]

This shortcode will display the default clock for Greenwich, England

Additional attributes:

  • title
    • Usage [jclocksgmt title='Houston, TX, USA'] Title of location
    • Usage [jclocksgmt offset='-6'] Set Standard GMT offset
    • Usage [jclocksgmt dst='true] set FALSE if location does not need to observe dst
    • Usage [jclocksgmt digital=true] Display digital clock
    • Usage [jclocksgmt analog=true] Display analog clock
    • Usage [jclocksgmt timeformat='hh:mm A'] Time format
    • Usage [jclocksgmt date=false] Display date
    • Usage [jclocksgmt dateformat='MM/DD/YYYY'] Date format
    • Usage [jclocksgmt skin=1] Set 1 of 5 clock themes.

    A basic shortcode for a custom location would look like this:
    [jclocksgmt title=’Houston, TX, USA’ offset=’-6′]

    Read the full description on the official page →

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