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Dynamic WebClock by Websilk
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| This dynamic clock seeks its time from the users computer.
Please use them on your pages with my compliments |
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| The clocks are written in Flash 5 and are only 1.7k. They
are 230 pix wide x 18 pix high. Font is Verdana. The foreground colour is
fixed, however the background colour is fully user definable - see the html
code below. For example, the webclock-black.swf will give a black figures on any colour you wish. NOTE: Although the Webclock has a 'rollover' state (time changes to text), there is no click state. The text of the standard Webclock reads "Webclock by www.websilk.co.uk" Clicking on it WILL NOT activate that website. |
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| If you want one in a specific foreground colour, I am happy
to oblige, or if you wish to have the 'rollover' changed to reflect your
web address, Likewise, I am happy to oblige... If it is a commercial web
address, I make a charge of five UK Pounds... If it is a personal home page,
then it is free (I may have to revise this if I get too many requests...) |
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Webclocks up for grabs! |
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webclock-black.swf
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webclock-med-grey.swf
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webclock-blue.swf
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webclock-red.swf
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webclock-dk-grey.swf
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webclock-vdk-grey.swf
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webclock-green.swf
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webclock-white.swf
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webclock-light-grey.swf
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webclock-yellow.swf
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| To get the Flash Files that generate the clocks, you can either: a) search your hard drive (internet temporary files) and dig them out .... OR.. b) Download a zip file here (or button above), with complete with example pages to copy & paste the html code from. |
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The HTML code for changing the Background colour:
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| This shows the two places where the colour specification needs changing
to suit your needs. (Dreamweaver users can just click the Bg colour selector in the 'Property Inspector') |
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<object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000"
codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/¬* * The ¬ symbol means that code on this line and the next line must
be all on one contious line without any spaces. |
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© Donald Gray, March 2001 Page revised: 25 June 2004 |