World clock widget not showing selected cities on my Macbook Air.

I have selected three cities for my world clock. However, when I click on the date time link on the top right of my screen, it shows the four default cities in the preview. If I click on the widget, I see my cities. I want to be able to see them without having to click the widget. How can I fix this?

MacBook Air

Posted on Nov 12, 2023 7:20 AM

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Sherry434 Author

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Nov 12, 2023 2:57 PM in response to jeffreythefrog

Jeffrey, thanks for the tip. I tried adding a fourth city but got the same result. The first shot is what shows up when I click the date/time link on the top right of my macbook air. The second photo is what I see when I click on the clock widget. It's frustrating.

Nov 12, 2023 7:48 AM in response to Sherry434

Sherry434 wrote:

I have selected three cities for my world clock.

it could be that you have only selected three cities. on my Mac, I'm getting all four of my chosen cities on my world clock widget without having to click the widget.

maybe try adding a fourth city and see if you get your desired functionality.

Nov 12, 2023 3:05 PM in response to Sherry434

I see what you mean. sorry, I cannot explain why that is happening on your Mac.

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World clock widget not showing selected cities on my Macbook Air.