How to specify

E.g., display=date

• To use as a calendar, add the specification display=date.
• There is no need to specify a location for recording, df=xx.dat.
• Specifications are separated by &.

How it is shown

E.g., dformat=YYMMDD

• To change the style (order) of calendar (month, date, year), add the specification dformat=.
• The specification YY refers to year, MM refers to month, and DD refers to date.
• The default order is month, date, year.
• Specifications are separated by &.

How it is shown

display=date

display=date&dformat=YYMMDD

Example of how to write an access counter tag (display=date&dformat=YYMMDD)

How to specify

E.g., display=clock

• To use as a clock, add the specification display=clock.
• There is no need to specify a location for recording, df=xx.dat.
• Specifications are separated by &.

How it is shown

E.g., tformat=24

• To change between 12-hour and 24-hour systems, add the specification dformat=.
• The default is 12-hour, if not specified.
• Specifications are separated by &.

E.g., timezone=GMT

• To align with the Greenwich Mean Time, add the specification timezone=GMT.
• Time difference can be specified after the timezone=GMT.
  E.g., timezone=GMT-0400 (EST)
• Specifications are separated by &.

How it is shown

display=clock

display=clock&tformat=24

Example of how to write an access counter tag (display=date&dformat= 24)

How to specify

E.g., lit=123456

• To pin a certain number or a symbol, add the specification lit=.
• You can specify a number, a (AM), p (PM), colon (:) or hyphen (-) after the lit=.
• There is no need to specify a location for recording, df=xx.dat.

How it is shown

lit=123456

lit=ap:-:

Example of how to write an access counter tag (lit=123456)