ElevenClock

Well, I have been having trouble getting it to work both before and after I tweaked the taskbar to function more like Win 10 (had problems with 3.9.6 as well). The following picture shows the taskbar after I uninstalled the tweaker:

In that case I doubt that anyone here can help you. I think you better contact Marti Climant via the link that I posted in #40.

As well as GitHub, ElevenClock now has its own dedicated webpage.

That's one of the two links I posted in #40.
The other one was (indeed) guthub.

ElevenClock 4.3.1 Released

Changelog:

• Fixed an issue where the clock wouldn't show the correct notification counter on Windows 11 Moment 4 Update.
  
  
  

  Releases · marticliment/ElevenClock

  ElevenClock: Customize Windows 11 taskbar clock. Contribute to marticliment/ElevenClock development by creating an account on GitHub.

  github.com

Maybe too much to ask, but any way to have local temperature showing?

In all honesty, I think a lot of users of this app (including myself) were users who got annoyed when MS took away the ability to display seconds (for no obvious reason) but after lots of feedback, you can now display seconds again.

For users still using this app ONLY for displaying seconds, this app is no longer needed.

cereberus said:

Isn't that what widgets are for?

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my comment?

cereberus said:

Isn't that what widgets are for?

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done

cheers
jimbo

Hi,

Is it possible to have the time and day display on the same line (which will allow for a bigger font-size).

For example, my current ElevenClock settings are pretty much the default:

hh:mm
ddddddd
dd-mmm-yyyy

But I'd like to be able to set it:

ddddddd hh:mm
dd-mmm-yyyy

or

hh:mm ddddddd
dd-mmm-yyyy

Cheers,

Mike.

Is this what you would like?

I archieved that by this setting:

The setting itself as text: %d-%m-%Y %H:%M
The text size I used: Arial 14pts
The width is 177
Vertical position 6
In a windows setting that has 125% overall size.

I did that in the newest version of Elevenclock (4.3.3)

P.S. As I don't use ElevenClock anymore, I tested this in my VirtualBox testenvironment, where an older snapshot still was with ElevenClock. There I installed the newest version of ElevenClock and changed the settings according to what I think you would want. But you could play with the settings yourself.

The problem with ElevenClock is, that is it positions the display over whatever is in the system tray, so that you will not see other symbols there. You have to be sure that you put some symbols in there that are not important to watch. So a wider display of ElevenClock makes the problem of needing more unused/overwritten symbols in the systemtray bigger!

Anyone know if ElevenClock can remove the default Windows 11 clock from all displays EXCEPT the main display?
Can this be done without ElevenClock? I've been unable to find a way to do this.

I noticed removing ElvenClock from a display removes the EC from that display but the Windows clock is then shown, as it seems to be hidden behind EC.

No, it is not possible to remove the Windows clock, unless you use a third party task bar tweaking program (like StartAllBack).
ElevenClock indeed positions over all existing system tray icons, as far as they are covered by that windows. Depending on how your settings of the ElevenClock appearance are. An example I described in post #54, just above your question.

As I don't use multiple displays, I don't know if it is possible to set ElevenClock different for different displays. But because the program is rather simple, I don't think that possibilty is available. And the development seems to have stopped, at least for the time beeing!

Hi, I still have the bug where the Windows clock shows up behind the elevenclock when pressing the windows key/start menu. Is there a fix for that? On the latest version