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jQuery T(-) Countdown Widget will display a highly customizable HTML5 countdown timer as a sidebar widget or in a post or page using a shortcode. Perfect for informing one’s website visitors of an upcoming event, such as a pending space voyage. Using Jedi Mind-tricks and CSS… but mostly CSS, the countdown timer is highly customizable for your viewing pleasure. A <a href='https://pluginoven.com/plugins/t-countdown/documentation/' rel="nofollow ugc">complete listing of shortcode options</a> are available, as well as <a href='https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/jquery-t-countdown-widget' rel="ugc">free community</a> support. This plug-in was inspired by littlewebthings’ CountDown jQuery plugin. Intergalactic planetary thanks to g2.de, siliconstudio.com and be.net/arturex for the included css styles. This is a legacy plugin and will no longer be updated. The actively developed version of this plugin can be found at: <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/t-countdown/" rel="ugc">T(-) Countdown</a>.

jQuery T(-) Countdown Widget

jQuery T(-) Countdown Widget will display a highly customizable, HTML5 countdown timer as a sidebar widget or in a post or page using a shortcode.

flexostudio

Countdown Clock 
see: http://www.flexostudio.com/
<h3>How to use</h3>
1.Going by the settings in the administration and data entry required to start the clock. Generate code and copy it and put the desired location and you’re done. 
or 
2. paste the following code to the desired location in the code of your page: 
example: 
 $con='[flexocounter endDate=”30.09.2011 10:30″ url=”http://google.com” header=”text” footer=”text”]’; 
 flexoCounter::the_content($con); 
$con generate in the administration too

jQuery T(-) Countdown Widget vs Flexo Counter