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I also added the ability to specify font size since setting the font size to be dynamic may upset some people who like how the current font size fits their screen. Was playing around with it on different sized monitors and I liked how it looked dynamically but wasn't sure if some people preferred the text smaller or larger. Figured letting them decide was the best way to go about it.
Thanks!
I suggest adding an initial fade-in effect on the CSS to hide these problems.
@keyframes fadein {
0% { opacity:0; }
66% { opacity:0; }
100% { opacity:1; }
}
This worked for my version of word clock, at least.
Also, I think making the text size change depending on your screen size would be a better solution(then it'll show up correctly in the screensaver preview as well). You can use vw for font size instead of px and it'll work.
Also, I think you should write in the description about what improved features this has over the original. Just to help new users understand what's going on.