Kleor

Yes

I tried this code on my website and it worked well.

1. Why does the [elapsed-dtimer] still display minutes?

Because the elapsed time is less than 1 hour.

2. How do I specify the time I want the timer to start (say 5/11/2014 at 12:00am for example)?

[counter date=2014/05/11-12][after][elapsed-dtimer][/counter]

Replace YYYY/MM/DD-hh:mm:ss with a date.

I think that Easy Timer doesn’t fit your needs.

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Yes, and I said I will fix this when I have more time. I work on several projects. Try to synchronize the time of your computer with Internet.

The code you wrote above is correct, so I can’t help you if you don’t give me the URL of the page with your countdown and the exact code that you use to display this countdown.

You just have to write the dates.

It’s added.

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Not so easily. Pay a developer if you’re not able to do this.

Hi,

Edit the easy_timer_lang_js and timer_string functions of the shortcodes.php file.

Give me the URL of the page and the code you use to display the countdown.

Hi,

Searck the question “How can I use shortcodes in my WordPress theme?” in the FAQ.