Clock

Shows a responsive grid of world clock cards that tick every second. Each card shows the current time in that zone, a sun or moon icon for day or night, and the difference from your own time zone, with a "(tomorrow)" or "(yesterday)" note when the date there is different. The card for your own time zone is highlighted.

#Settings

Settings are split across two tabs. Use Zones to choose which clocks appear, and Style to change how the cards look.

Clock macro Zones tab with Los Angeles expanded to show its title and time zone, next to Los Angeles, New York and London clocks — On the Zones tab, open a zone to give it a title and pick its time zone. Drag the handles to change the order, and the preview updates as you go.

Clock macro Style tab with colour, gap, corner radius, shadow and border settings applied to blue clock cards — The Style tab holds the colours, spacing, shadow and border. Here the cards have a blue background and a 3 px border.

Setting	Values	What it changes
Time Zones	An ordered list of zones, each with an optional title. Drag and drop to reorder.	Which clocks appear, and in what order. Each zone has a Title (optional) for a custom name, and a Time Zone, chosen from a searchable list with a My timezone shortcut.
Background	A brand colour or a custom hex	Card fill colour.
Text	A brand colour or a custom hex	Card text colour.
Accent	A brand colour or a custom hex	Highlight colour for the card that matches the reader's own time zone. Other cards are not affected.
Gap	0 to 48 px	Space between clock cards.
Corner radius	0 to 24 px	How rounded the card corners are.
Border	On / off, plus Width 0 to 6 px and a colour	An outline around each card. Unlike the Calendar macro, the Clock border is on by default.
Shadow	None, S, M, L	Drop shadow on each card. With None, a card only shows a shadow when you hover over it.
Display	Cards	Clocks always show as cards, so there is nothing to choose here.

Event

Shows a date range as an inline lozenge, with an optional title in front.

Calendar

Shows the dates on the page, or a saved Capable calendar, in a calendar view.

Macros

Every Calendar macro in one place.

One macro, documented properly.