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igiveTime
Description
Analog clock widget with different color schemes - black, white, yellow, blue, green, pink...
Just click on it to change the color. Have fun!
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Comments (14 on the original page, latest shown)
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Works with Opera 9 to Opera 12.
About this widget
| Downloads | 50,001 |
|---|---|
| Category | Time and Date |
| Version | 1.1 |
| Size | 56KB |
| Last update | November 8, 2006 |
| Devices | desktop |
| Original page | Internet Archive |
All versions
- igivetime-1_0.zip 56 KB (recovered copy)
how about adding an orange background?
Why not put the time and date widgets into one and add some method to switch between displays?
shiny!
v nice )) i agree with GreyWyvern and i'd like see in next version some zooming option or just enlarge it by 50% because it's too small for me
this is the best widget clock i've ever seen
Good job. I also second GreyWyvem's comment.
Ohhhh. Pretty!
Umm... It doesn't do anything on my screen... It's a black circle. Am I missing something?
Just great, so simplistic and sweet!
hey man nice work... have you done any work on Yahoo widgets? if not, message me and give me the code, i wil make one for Yahoo! Cheers for the great clock/calendar.
I've used this elegant little clock since I discovered Opera widgets. Thanks! But there is one 'problem' I feel compelled to mention: The close button appears at every mouse-over... Please, pretty please, update this behaviour to require a control key -- for those who clutter the real estate their screen(s) with "stuff" that has to share in a considerate way. Better yet: Isolate it to a right-click...
Comment-ing out the actions in window.addEventListener( 'load', function() { (in the .js file) like so: document.body.addEventListener( 'mouseover', function() { // document.getElementById('hover').style.visibility = 'visible'; // document.getElementById('close').style.visibility = 'visible'; }, true ); // 'true' is important, because if it's 'false' // mouseout won't work does what I wanted... Fixed
I can't drag it. It always appears at the middle of the screen. I'm using Opera 10.10
Oh never mind, I figured it out. Got to press Alt.