Miriam de Paula

WP Coming Soon is a plugin that adds a countdown clock in the Coming Soon page. This plugin uses Keith Wood jQuery plugin. See it at: http://keith-wood.name/countdown.html.
[BASIC USAGE]
Put this <code>if ( function_exists('get_countdown')) get_countdown();</code> where you want to display the countdown clock…
If you want to use the countdown timer within a page or page template, you can use the shortcode <code>[wp_coming_soon]</code>

WP Coming Soon

WP Coming Soon is a simple plugin that adds a countdown clock in your Coming Soon page... Nothing more!

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Baden

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.

WP Coming Soon vs jQuery T(-) Countdown Widget