Hide Seconds Counter on Flipclock.js

I'm currently working on a project where the requirement is to use flipclock.js to create an HH:MM counter.

I'm using the HourlyCounter clock face. Does anyone know how I could hide the seconds part?

Thanks in advance!

UPDATE

After using @Rahul's css, i've gotten the following:

enter image description here

UPDATE2

I've got an image of the inspected element if that helps:

enter image description here

edited Nov 23 at 7:55

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

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I'm currently working on a project where the requirement is to use flipclock.js to create an HH:MM counter.

I'm using the HourlyCounter clock face. Does anyone know how I could hide the seconds part?

Thanks in advance!

UPDATE

After using @Rahul's css, i've gotten the following:

enter image description here

UPDATE2

I've got an image of the inspected element if that helps:

enter image description here

edited Nov 23 at 7:55

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

295

add a comment |

I'm currently working on a project where the requirement is to use flipclock.js to create an HH:MM counter.

I'm using the HourlyCounter clock face. Does anyone know how I could hide the seconds part?

Thanks in advance!

UPDATE

After using @Rahul's css, i've gotten the following:

enter image description here

UPDATE2

I've got an image of the inspected element if that helps:

enter image description here

edited Nov 23 at 7:55

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

295

I'm currently working on a project where the requirement is to use flipclock.js to create an HH:MM counter.

I'm using the HourlyCounter clock face. Does anyone know how I could hide the seconds part?

Thanks in advance!

UPDATE

After using @Rahul's css, i've gotten the following:

enter image description here

UPDATE2

I've got an image of the inspected element if that helps:

enter image description here

javascript css flipclock

edited Nov 23 at 7:55

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

295

edited Nov 23 at 7:55

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

295

edited Nov 23 at 7:55

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

295

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

295

asked Nov 23 at 6:42

Jerome Papalie

295

add a comment |

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Note: Since you dont provide any code/demo Im taking reference from http://flipclockjs.com/

here you go...

you can use below code, this will hide seconds part

.flip-clock-divider.seconds , .flip-clock-divider.seconds ~ .flip.play {

    display: none;

}

enter image description here

then you may need to adjust width accordingly like

.header .clock{

  width: 300px;

}

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

Hi, thanks a lot! It kinda works. I'll attach an image of what I got. Could you please help me with this? :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:30

sure, can you show me snapshot of source code of how it looks while you inspect element that last 9 which you want to hide
– Rahul
Nov 23 at 7:46

I've added that image. :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:55

I've added an answer below that will fix your problem :)
– Amsvartner
Dec 21 at 10:27

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You can specify wether or not to show seconds via the options, when you initiate the clock. Like this:

<script type="text/javascript">

        var clock;



        $(document).ready(function() {

            clock = $('.clock').FlipClock({

                clockFace: 'TwentyFourHourClock',

                showSeconds: false

            });

        });

</script>

If you are unsure how to use it, there's an example file included in the package that you download on their website, "examples/twenty-four-hour-clock-without-seconds.html"

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

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Note: Since you dont provide any code/demo Im taking reference from http://flipclockjs.com/

here you go...

you can use below code, this will hide seconds part

.flip-clock-divider.seconds , .flip-clock-divider.seconds ~ .flip.play {

    display: none;

}

enter image description here

then you may need to adjust width accordingly like

.header .clock{

  width: 300px;

}

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

Hi, thanks a lot! It kinda works. I'll attach an image of what I got. Could you please help me with this? :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:30

sure, can you show me snapshot of source code of how it looks while you inspect element that last 9 which you want to hide
– Rahul
Nov 23 at 7:46

I've added that image. :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:55

I've added an answer below that will fix your problem :)
– Amsvartner
Dec 21 at 10:27

add a comment |

Note: Since you dont provide any code/demo Im taking reference from http://flipclockjs.com/

here you go...

you can use below code, this will hide seconds part

.flip-clock-divider.seconds , .flip-clock-divider.seconds ~ .flip.play {

    display: none;

}

enter image description here

then you may need to adjust width accordingly like

.header .clock{

  width: 300px;

}

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

Hi, thanks a lot! It kinda works. I'll attach an image of what I got. Could you please help me with this? :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:30

sure, can you show me snapshot of source code of how it looks while you inspect element that last 9 which you want to hide
– Rahul
Nov 23 at 7:46

I've added that image. :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:55

I've added an answer below that will fix your problem :)
– Amsvartner
Dec 21 at 10:27

add a comment |

Note: Since you dont provide any code/demo Im taking reference from http://flipclockjs.com/

here you go...

you can use below code, this will hide seconds part

.flip-clock-divider.seconds , .flip-clock-divider.seconds ~ .flip.play {

    display: none;

}

enter image description here

then you may need to adjust width accordingly like

.header .clock{

  width: 300px;

}

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

Note: Since you dont provide any code/demo Im taking reference from http://flipclockjs.com/

here you go...

you can use below code, this will hide seconds part

.flip-clock-divider.seconds , .flip-clock-divider.seconds ~ .flip.play {

    display: none;

}

enter image description here

then you may need to adjust width accordingly like

.header .clock{

  width: 300px;

}

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

answered Nov 23 at 7:15

Rahul

2,987159

Hi, thanks a lot! It kinda works. I'll attach an image of what I got. Could you please help me with this? :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:30

sure, can you show me snapshot of source code of how it looks while you inspect element that last 9 which you want to hide
– Rahul
Nov 23 at 7:46

I've added that image. :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:55

I've added an answer below that will fix your problem :)
– Amsvartner
Dec 21 at 10:27

add a comment |

Hi, thanks a lot! It kinda works. I'll attach an image of what I got. Could you please help me with this? :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:30

sure, can you show me snapshot of source code of how it looks while you inspect element that last 9 which you want to hide
– Rahul
Nov 23 at 7:46

I've added that image. :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:55

I've added an answer below that will fix your problem :)
– Amsvartner
Dec 21 at 10:27

Hi, thanks a lot! It kinda works. I'll attach an image of what I got. Could you please help me with this? :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:30

sure, can you show me snapshot of source code of how it looks while you inspect element that last 9 which you want to hide
– Rahul
Nov 23 at 7:46

I've added that image. :)
– Jerome Papalie
Nov 23 at 7:55

I've added an answer below that will fix your problem :)
– Amsvartner
Dec 21 at 10:27

add a comment |

You can specify wether or not to show seconds via the options, when you initiate the clock. Like this:

<script type="text/javascript">

        var clock;



        $(document).ready(function() {

            clock = $('.clock').FlipClock({

                clockFace: 'TwentyFourHourClock',

                showSeconds: false

            });

        });

</script>

If you are unsure how to use it, there's an example file included in the package that you download on their website, "examples/twenty-four-hour-clock-without-seconds.html"

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

82111

add a comment |

You can specify wether or not to show seconds via the options, when you initiate the clock. Like this:

<script type="text/javascript">

        var clock;



        $(document).ready(function() {

            clock = $('.clock').FlipClock({

                clockFace: 'TwentyFourHourClock',

                showSeconds: false

            });

        });

</script>

If you are unsure how to use it, there's an example file included in the package that you download on their website, "examples/twenty-four-hour-clock-without-seconds.html"

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

82111

add a comment |

You can specify wether or not to show seconds via the options, when you initiate the clock. Like this:

<script type="text/javascript">

        var clock;



        $(document).ready(function() {

            clock = $('.clock').FlipClock({

                clockFace: 'TwentyFourHourClock',

                showSeconds: false

            });

        });

</script>

If you are unsure how to use it, there's an example file included in the package that you download on their website, "examples/twenty-four-hour-clock-without-seconds.html"

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

82111

You can specify wether or not to show seconds via the options, when you initiate the clock. Like this:

<script type="text/javascript">

        var clock;



        $(document).ready(function() {

            clock = $('.clock').FlipClock({

                clockFace: 'TwentyFourHourClock',

                showSeconds: false

            });

        });

</script>

If you are unsure how to use it, there's an example file included in the package that you download on their website, "examples/twenty-four-hour-clock-without-seconds.html"

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

82111

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

82111

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

82111

answered Dec 10 at 9:47

Amsvartner

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