How to put clock with different timezone

[Ramiro Espinosa]

Hi Guys,

I'm creating a homepage for our organization and would like to put a time clock to show different timezone (London, US, and India). Thanks in advance.

[Sarah Gray]

If you're using Confluence cloud, you can insert a clock using the iframe macro. I was able to do this by:

1. Generating a clock for the timezone of my choice here: https://www.timeanddate.com/clocks/free.html

2. Copying the generated iframe html, for example: <iframe src="https://freesecure.timeanddate.com/clock/i6e3da3w/n264/fn2/tcccc/bo2/tt0/tw1/tm2/ts1/ta1" frameborder="0" width="314" height="23"></iframe>

3. Inserting the Iframe Macro onto the confluence page

4. Copying the url into the URL field for the macro. So for the example above: https://freesecure.timeanddate.com/clock/i6e3da3w/n264/fn2/tcccc/bo2/tt0/tw1/tm2/ts1/ta1

5. Setting height to the specified height in the html, in this case 23

Note that this will not work with http, so you have to specify https.

[Michael Simmons]

AWESOME - Thank you!

[Stephen Deutsch]

I wrote this user macro a while ago; you can use it if you are running a server instance:

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Multiple-timezones-displayed-in-confluence/qaq-p/6423#M1075

[Patrick Cartier [Candylio]]

Hi @Ramiro Espinosa

Are you on cloud or server? 

If server, what version are you running?

Do you want it to show the current time based on where the user is?  Or are you looking to display multiple clocks with multiple different times for everyone to see?