Confluence - Display of times from different Time Zones

[Bill Davis]

We have recently added a few international offices and we want to have a confluence page that lists the time of our head office as well as the time for each of our international offices.

I could not find an existing macro or plugin that displays time, but is this possible?

Ideally I would love to have an actual clock image instead of just the text showing the time.

Please let me know if you have seen this anywhere and where I can get it...thanks

[Atlassian Administrator]

I would also like to use a clock plugin to display the current time of our offices in different time zones. Has any headway been made?

[Cyberscribe Solutions]

I did it! I hope this makes your day like it did mine:

1. Choose the HTML macro ("Allows the use of HTML code within a Confluence page") and click Insert.
2. Get your clock: https://www.zeitverschiebung.net/en/
3. Get your weather: https://weatherwidget.io/

If you want multiple time zones, I recommend using sections (e.g., 2 rows of 3 wide).

Although we chose not to use it, I even found DUAL temperature widgets with all kinds of themes at https://www.wunderground.com/stickers/

I am having a great day! :D

[carolyn french]

Thanks for sharing your great day with us and adding to the knowledge!

[Dana j2]

Does anyone have a better HTML code for the world clock?

[Adriana Ellice-Flint]

I would be very interested as well, same reasons as stated above. With international teams, it would be helpful to have the ability to show local time in each location.

[Davor]

Hi Chris, how did u manage to do it?

Can u write the steps

[Anne EQS]

We have a similar usecase - display clocks for all international offices - but don't want to embed an external source.

Does anyone if there's a clock plugin / macro now?

Thx, Anne

[Dana j2]

@Chris Allen

I've tried the HTML code from the link you provided and entered it in the HTML Macro.

The world clock is not showing.  All I'm seeing is a button called "world clock" linked to the world clock page. 

[Jonathan Bohlmann]

Has anyone gotten this to work?  Seems like it would fit the bill but when I copy the code from their site into the HTML macro, I get "world clock" and nothing else, as listed above.

[Dana j2]

Nope, not yet.  :(

[Deleted user]

Hi Bill. 2 years late, but i have just done this using the HTML macro, and the HTML code generated from http://localtimes.info/getwidget/world/ and then clicking "choose cities and colours".

You can choose from a series of different displays and formats.