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Module works perfect, and especially the custom html/css with squiggly bracket inserts (for latest news data snippets, e.g. title) is a ridiculously superb idea.

No problems, and extremely simple logic for getting things running quickly. Fantastic.

Registration to download is completely worth it, and I for one will check into what else the developer has to offer.

The module is easy to install, and easy to administer.

There is however one feature which I would like to see, the ability to set font size/color/family separately for the time and the text. This would allow one to for example create a digital clock "face" out of the time by making it much larger with for example a black background color and white font color. I tried to do this myself but with no experience with any code besides html/css I fell short of my goal.

One note that I would like to add is that it seems your fix to allow loading alongside other window.onload functions doesn't seem to work. If there is another window.onload javascript module placed *below* TZClock in index.php then TXClock will fail to show.

There was a very easy fix which I stumbled upon by sheer gamble as I have no idea how javascript works. My scenario was that I had TZClock above and then ECB Exchange Rates below, and TXClock failed to show unless I disabled ECB Exchange Rates.
The solution? Copied lines 518-529 from mod_tx_clock.php and replaced the line(s)
"window.onload=function(){
}"
in ECB ER code with it. The only editing I had to do was change "func" (two instances) to "func1", "oldonload" (two instances) to "oldonload1", and "RunTZclock" to "RunEXRate". Now both modules load perfectly.
I suppose this works for any module which uses window.onload !

I guess your fix in the latest version works if TZClock appears after another window.onload module, but not before?

I have been using this extension for quite some while now, and I find that it is absolutely superb.

The instructions in the component itself are very clear, and it is very easy to create a menu that looks like what you want it to look like. Kind of like what you click and type is what you get, WYCATIWYG... very nice.

This menu extension lacks very little, and I am sure Pro would provide whatever you are missing.