Can I put <iframe> to header.php?

[cherry2016]

Hi. I am new here and I don't know much about php..

But I'm trying to put digital clock to header. I'm using Wordpress.

I found these iframe codes which look like easy to put a clock for me.

 

<iframe src="http://free.timeanddate.com/clock/i5s4jcs4/n671/ts1" frameborder="0" width="94" height="18"></iframe>

<iframe src="http://free.timeanddate.com/clock/i5s4jcs4/n9/ts1" frameborder="0" width="94" height="18"></iframe>

 

I have to put Japan's time and Mexico's time.

Is it possible to put these codes to header.php?

If so, could you please teach me how?

 

Thank you so much.

[Jacques1]

Read the forum rules.

 

We're not here to play the guess-what-my-problem-is game. If you want help, then it's your job to provide all relevant information. This includes a problem description (What went wrong? What do you not understand?), the code, error messages etc.

[cherry2016]

Sorry..

[Jacques1]

So? Where is the information? Or are you no longer interested?

[cherry2016]

I'm still working on the all information and understanding the rules.

[gizmola]

Please --- frames... just don't.

 

PHP has some great date/time/timezone handling.

 

See this simple program as an example: This code or something similar could easily go into a header:

 

$tz_mexico = new DateTimeZone('America/Mexico_City');
$tz_japan = new DateTimeZone('Asia/Tokyo');

// Time Now
$ts = new DateTime();

$ts->setTimezone($tz_mexico);
echo "Mexico:" . $ts->format('g:i a') . ' ';
$ts->setTimezone($tz_japan);
echo "Japan:" . $ts->format('g:i a');

 

See it in action!