clock.xml

Inside the Dropbox folder that was created, you will find a file named 'clock.xml'. This XML file defines your clock. This is where you will be editing your clock using a text or code editor.

This is an example of 'clock.xml':

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>

<ClockSkinXML version="1.1">

<clockinfo>
	<version>1.0</version>
	<name>My Awesome Clock</name>
	<description></description>
	<author>Your Name</author>
	<email>mail@mail.com</email>
	<webpage>http://www.leechbite.com</webpage>
</clockinfo>

<!--
 ******
 ClockTunes XML Reference Guide: http://clocktunes.leechbite.com/xmlguide/
 Questions: http://clocktunes.leechbite.com
 ******
 -->

<clocklayout width="768" height="768" background="RGB:0.3,0.3,0.3">
    <text x="center" y="364" width="700" height="35"
        format="%@"
        arguments="now:hh:mm a"
        font="system" fontsize="30"
        align="center"
        shadowopacity="0.5"
        shadowoffset="0.0,3.0"
        shadowradius="1.0"/>
    <text x="center" y="404" width="700" height="35"
        format="%@"
        arguments="now:EEEE MMMM d, YYYY"
        font="system" fontsize="30"
        align="center"
        shadowopacity="0.5"
        shadowoffset="0.0,3.0"
        shadowradius="1.0"/>
</clocklayout>

</ClockSkinXML>

Most sections on 'clock.xml' are self explanatory. For more details, please follow the XML guide.

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