(1) yes, you can change Number of digits from 2 to 99999, (2) yes, you can redirect browser URL when countdown complete via jCountdown, which mean you can do anything you want in the new URL

Thanks for that … Whats the story with not supporting WP 3.1 and 3.2 ? And can you please confirm that you support the later versions ? As My web developer was reluctant to use plugin thinking it doesn’t support 3.x WP … Thanks again

Hi,
first of all,
thanks for your purchase and feedback
and this is a wordpress version of jCountdown, it’s made for the users who don’t know much javascript and css setting, so you can simply create countdowns via shortcode that you create in wordpress panel, I tried to put every functions in the panel, but it’s really hard to provide every user’s needs, because there are too much users and needs

and I think you can try to use @media to slove your needs, you just need to add 2~3 countdowns for the different layout, and use @media to display / hide it, e.g.

<style>
@media screen and (max-width: 640px){
    #middle_countdown{
         display:none;
    }
    #large_countdown{
         display:none;
    }
}

@media screen and (max-width: 1000px){
    #small_countdown{
         display:none;
    }
    #large_countdown{
         display:none;
    }

@media screen and (min-width: 1000px){
    #small_countdown{
         display:none;
    }
    #middle_countdown{
         display:none;
    }
}
</style>

<div id="small_countdown">
[shortcode_for_small_screen_resolution]
</div>

<div id="middle_countdown">
[shortcode_for_middle_screen_resolution]
</div>

<div id="large_countdown">
[shortcode_for_large_screen_resolution]
</div>

In theory that would work, unfortunately the way it is coded makes that impossible. I’ll give one example:

I have a fixed width 205px countdown, in theory this should not exceed 205px. Now for the actual output:

From top to bottom-

div#jCountdown8801968083 is assigned for the specific short code, which is 910px by 64px, the size of my content.

div.JCountdownContainer is next and is the only element fixed at 205px

then and where the issues multiply is div.jCountdownScale which is 306px wide

and then you have the same size div:

div.jCountdown.slide.black again at 306px wide

So in reality you never get a fixed width, i'm well aware of the responsive abilities of typical components, this is not something i can fix with multiple short codes or through css without rewritting the .js and .css at a level of 50% or more.

I need to know if you have any plans on fixing this plugin, and what you can tell me now to eliminate the issues that exist. It doesn’t matter what shortcode or size i make, it’s always going to display improperly at lower screen sizes. I have tested this with 3 separate themes including twenty twelve.

What i need you to do is place your countdown with a fixed width at 300px or less and drag your browser window in from the right side and tell me you see a problem, and that it can be fixed.

<style>
    #small_countdown{
        position:relative;
    }
    #large_countdown{
        position:relative;
    }
    @media screen and (max-width:1000px){
        #small_countdown{
            left:0px;
        }
        #large_countdown{
            left:-10000px;
        }
    }
    @media screen and (min-width:1000px){
        #small_countdown{
            left:-10000px;
        }
        #large_countdown{
            left:0px;
        }
    }
</style>

<div id="small_countdown" style="text-align: center;">[jcountdown timetext="2013/11/29 18:32:3" timezone="8" style="flip" color="white" width="300" textgroupspace="15" textspace="0" reflection="true" reflectionopacity="10" reflectionblur="0" daytextnumber="3" displayday="true" displayhour="true" displayminute="true" displaysecond="true" displaylabel="true" onfinishredirecturl=""]2013/11/29 18:32:3[/jcountdown]</div>
<div id="large_countdown" style="text-align: center;">[jcountdown timetext="2013/11/29 18:32:3" timezone="8" style="flip" color="white" width="600" textgroupspace="15" textspace="0" reflection="true" reflectionopacity="10" reflectionblur="0" daytextnumber="3" displayday="true" displayhour="true" displayminute="true" displaysecond="true" displaylabel="true" onfinishredirecturl=""]2013/11/29 18:32:3[/jcountdown]</div>

I appreciate your resonse to this issue, but in order to fully express my concern, please visit this page; using your last code provided and no body elements. Please take note of the padding issues and the element pushing to the right when in smaller screen sizes. Yes you will need to drag the screen size:

You can clearly see the padding issues and the element not staying within the pre-defined size or position.

I think it can be fix be simple css setting, but I need you to know, it’s not a issue, problem or bug on my file, you need to know you are asking functions that are not include in this file, all I do for you is just want to help you to solve your problem on your project, I’m appreciate all the users who purchased my files, but that doesn’t mean I must to do everything for you, I think I have done enough, you should need spend some time for your work, good luck

In my opinion, and to anyone else who takes the time to read the comments: Your last response is unprofessional and is unsupported by the facts represented. Due to your last comment i will be removing your plugin from use and will move on. And by the way you have yet to answer the question on whether you plan on upgrading this plugin, but i guess for me anyway it really doesn’t matter anymore. When you state “I think I have done enough” when you have done nothing, it makes it clear how you intend to support your plugin.

Very Unprofessional.

<div style="text-align:center">
    [jcountdown embed code here]
</div>

<center>
    [jcountdown embed code here]
</center>

Where I have to write it?

Thanks