# Add a world clock to a Confluence page

To add a world clock to a Confluence page, insert the **Clock (Capable)** macro. On the **Content** tab, select **Add Zone** for each place, choose its **Time Zone** and give it an optional **Title**, such as London office. Drag zones into order, set colours on the **Style** tab and publish.

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## Before you start

* You need edit rights on the page.
* In the standalone app the macro is called **Clock macro (Capable)**.

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## Steps

1. Edit the page, type **/clock** and choose **Clock (Capable)**.
2. On the **Content** tab, under **Time Zones**, select **Add Zone** and choose the **Time Zone**.
3. Enter a **Title (optional)**, such as a city or an office name.
4. Repeat for each place, and drag the zones into the order you want.
5. On the **Style** tab, set the **Background**, **Text** and **Accent** colours and the layout, then publish.

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## A few things that catch people out

* The Clock macro is not available in Jira.
* Exported PDF and Word documents show a notice in place of the clock.

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## Related

### [Clock](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/clock.html)

Every setting of the Clock macro.

### [Colleague in another country sees the event at a different time](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/colleague-in-another-country-sees-the-event-at-a-different-time-or-on-a-different-day.html)

How time zones show on calendars.

### [Add a calendar to a Confluence page](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/add-a-calendar-to-a-confluence-page.html)

Put a calendar beside it.

### [Viewing and sharing Confluence calendars](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/viewing-and-sharing-confluence-calendars.html)

More guides.

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