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As I said, you can safely remove all styles for media queries (@media). They are needed for responsive styling and they target different screen sizes.

Inline CSS styling can be added anywhere in the HTML inside the STYLE tag. Or it can be added to some external CSS file, or in the STYLE in the header. It all depends on your website and how do you prefer to keep your code organized.

Again, all this is pretty basic HTML/CSS, and if you plan to do anything with it, you should learn some basics.

Milan

There are few things plugin does to make timer responsive, and some is done in JavaScript, some is done with CSS. Responsive and Recalculate options deal with the whole width of the timer. CSS has media queries to change base font size used by all the styles. So, by default timer has base style of 14px, and depending on the browser size, this base font size is smaller so that the timer gets smaller on smaller screens. If you load ‘counter.pack.css’ file, open to edit that file and remove last line with styling (marked Responsive, starts with @media), and font size will no longer change with screen size.

Milan

There was similar question already:

http://forum.smartplugins.info/forums/topic/putting-clock-in-a-smaller-space/#post-1292

CSS is pretty basic for all elements.

Milan

There is a PDF guide in the plugin package with all options. It is in the folder called ‘docs’.

There is a PDF guide in the plugin package with all options. It is in the folder called ‘docs’.

Plugin has options for this: ‘responsive’ and ‘recalculate’, and you can disable these. Again, everything is in documentation.

Check out documentation, all options are listed and explained there.

All styling is done through CSS, and you need to either add own styles to increase font size or change default styles.

All examples have HTML and JS to use.

Hi,

Here is the tutorial with examples of auto resetting countdowns:

http://www.smartplugins.info/tutorial/smart-timer-and-counter/auto-reseting-countdown-dates/

Regards,
Milan

Great!

New version is released. Check out updated documentation too related to digits setup.

Hi,

Right now, plugin needs 2 digits minimum. But, I will revisit this again for new version to allow setting one digit if the value permits it. I hope to release new version by the middle of next week.

Milan

Hi,

I have no idea what slider and how did you set up the timer plugin. Can you confirm that slider works as you set it regardless of the slider? Where can I see the slider with timer live so I can check out what the problem is? Best way to determine what the problem is is to load source version of the timer script instead of distribution version and trace in JavaScript debugger.

Milan