iOS schedules widget updates. A temporary delay does not always indicate an app failure, but a persistently blank widget needs configuration checks.
Checks to make
- Open diClock and confirm that Locations contains at least one city.
- For the small Select Location widget, edit the widget. Enable Show first city, or turn it off and choose a valid Select city value.
- For the medium or large Location List widget, reorder Locations so the intended cities are among the first two or first five.
- Return to the Home Screen and allow time for iOS to request a new widget timeline.
- Remove and add the widget again if it remains blank.
- Restart the device after an iOS update if several unrelated widgets are also affected.
What the result tells you
- Low Power Mode and system resource management can reduce update frequency.
- Force-quitting apps repeatedly does not force continuous widget refresh.
- If the app shows correct clocks but one widget is blank, the saved widget configuration is the more likely cause.
- If the app and every diClock widget show no locations, add a city in the app first.
Before trying again
- Keep iOS and diClock current.
- Use the open app when second-by-second precision is important.