WP jQuery Countdown is a fork of jQuery Countdown which allows the plugin to be used as a WP shortcode.

Use [wp_jquery_countdown start_time="15:00"] to count down from 15 minutes.

Full list of shortcode attributes:

• format: string with the time format; defaults to "hh:mm:ss"
• start_time: string with the starting time for the timer to count down from; example: "5:00"
• end_time: string with the ending time; example: "16:30:00"
• digit_width: integer width of the image file (if you use a custom image)
• digit_height: integer height of the image file (if you use a custom image)
• image: absolute URL to a custom image file; defaults to img/digits.png in this plugin’s folder

jQuery Countdown is a countdown library with an amazing animation. Take a look at the demonstration.

Download the PSD file here.

#jQuery Plugin Documentation

  $('#counter').countdown({startTime: "01:12:32:55"});

  $('#counter').countdown({
    stepTime: 60,
    format: 'hh:mm:ss',
    startTime: "12:32:55",
    digitImages: 6,
    digitWidth: 53,
    digitHeight: 77,
    timerEnd: function() { alert('end!!'); },
    image: "digits.png"
  });

  $('#counter').countdown({
    format: 'sss',
    startTime: "120",
    continuous: true,
    timerEnd: function() { alert('end!!'); },
    image: "digits.png"
  });

Relative to current hour:

  $('#counter').countdown({
    image: "digits.png",
    format: "mm:ss",
    endTime: '50:00'
  });

An absolute date:

  $('#counter').countdown({
    image: "digits.png",
    format: "mm:ss",
    endTime: new Date('07/16/13 05:00:00')
  });

Did I mention that js code weighs just 2.8 KB?

• Martín Conte Mac Donell - Reflejo@gmail.com - @fz
• Matt Neary - neary.matt@gmail.com

Look at the demo.