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Thanks @grug , that's actually quite convenient :-), hope you manage to figure something out for this.

Hey there, you can use so called [http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/5.1/#sec-15.9.1.15](date-strings). The format is `YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.sssZ` however browser support is not entirely perfect (but should be good enough). A full string would look something...

Hi, As of right now the only way to do that would be to have 4 of them vertically (which clearly is not ideal). In the semi-long term, I want...

Hey, could you try this out: http://git.wimbarelds.nl/TimeCircles/test/inc/TimeCircles.js I have a demo running here: http://git.wimbarelds.nl/TimeCircles/test/

I'm sorry, I don't currently have the time available to make this adaptation. For what it's worth: You could simply take 2 instances of TimeCircles and put them below each...

The first post asks about vertically however. What you could do however is use CSS to rotate the container element 90 degrees, and then again rotate the individual parts back...

Hi there, you can set the `total_duration` setting to "Years" to include the days. Note though, that if you do that the 'fill' of the Hours circle will be relative...

Not sure if I should continue discussion in that thread or here. If preferred in that thread I can move it there- though I think the ask/feedback is very slightly...

Hi there, I'm not sure how exactly you're trying to add your listeners, but the following for: ``` javascript $('.class').TimeCircles().addListener(function(unit, value, total) { // Your code here }); ``` ​​...

You've actually helped me uncover a small bug. > This code would work fine but idItem is always the same so everything is done -- but on the same dom...