Very often, when creating a blog, novice webmasters try to decorate it with all kinds of gadgets. And one of the most popular gadgets is watches. It is not difficult to install them on most blogs, you just need to follow a few simple tips.
Instructions
Step 1
To add a watch to your blog, choose a service that contains a variety of website gadgets. Here is a small list of such resources: - https://www.24log.ru/clock/;- https://www.toolshell.org/;- https://www.clocklink.com/gallery.php?category=NEWEST; -
Step 2
After that, select the watch you like; also on most sites you can edit any gadget by color, size, etc. In the gadget settings, set your time zone or the time zone of the category of people for which your blog is intended. Do not forget to also indicate the format of the hours: 12 or 24. After you finish editing various settings of your gadget, copy its code (it is usually found in the field next to the graphic image) and save it to a text file so as not to lose it.
Step 3
The next step is to post the clock script (resulting code) to your blog. Everything here is purely individual, since different blogs are posted on different sites with their own settings. If you are using the BlogSpot blogging platform, then go to the control section in the settings menu. After that, first click on the "Design" tab, then - on the "Page Elements" tab. Click on the button in the form of a link "Add a gadget" in the place where, according to your idea, the clock should be located. After that select HTML / JavaScript, name your gadget and insert the clock script.
Step 4
The algorithm for installing gadgets on other blogging sites may differ, but the principle is the same. You can also directly embed your clock script into your blog code. This method is universal and suitable for all sites and blogs. To get started, open the editor of the html-code of your resource and select in the text that opens the place for which the clock is intended. It will be difficult for beginners to do this, but try to navigate by some words on the site and compare their position in the blog itself and in the code.
