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<div align=justify>There are several features provided by cPanel to make your site look better. Using cPanel CGI Center you can create a site clock, hit counter, countdown clock, and banner ads. In this tutorial we'll provide you with the steps needed to add a website clock. Follow the steps below to create a clock for your site:

* Log into your '''cPanel => CGI Center''';

* Click on '''Clock'''

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* From the '''Select your TimeZone''' drop-down menu, choose the proper zone.

* Under '''Select your Time Format''', choose either a 12-hour or 24-hour clock.
''For example, 1:00 is 12-hour format stands for 13:00 in 24-hour format.''

* Choose whether you would like a border around your site clock ('''On''') or not ('''Off''') under '''Border'''.

* Choose whether you would like your website clock to show the day of the month in small numbers following the time using the Show Date pull-down menu.

* Choose the color for the site clock numbers with the '''Foreground Color''' pull-down menu.

* Choose the color for your website clock background with the '''Background Color''' pull-down menu.

* Click '''Create HTML'''. 

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You'll be presented with the clock HTML code. Simply copy that clock HTML code beginning with '''''<applet''''' and ending with '''''</applet>''''' and paste it into the web page where you want the clock to appear. 

That's all! You have now created a website clock.</div>
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