Clock

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Last edited Dec 4, 2015

Created on Dec 4, 2015

This example shows a large, purely typographic digital clock displaying the current time in a monospace font, updating every second. It demonstrates how to build a custom WebComponent using the X-Tag library, with the clock’s text content refreshed via a `setInterval` callback. The rendering uses CSS text-shadow to create a glowing, layered black outline on a white background, giving the time a bold, high-contrast appearance. The component also responds to a `tap` event to toggle the clock between running and stopped states, illustrating lifecycle and event handling within X-Tag’s custom element registration. The data source is the browser’s `Date` object, formatted with `toLocaleTimeString`.

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A clock.

This is a copy of the clock WebComponent on the X-Tag Site, with slight modifications for style only. This demonstrates how you can make WebComponents with the X-Tag library.

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