Description
Embed scheduled content into your pages, posts and even custom post types supporting shortcodes.
Use [szbl_scheduled_content] to wrap and schedule your content. To hide content until a specific date, use the start attribute. To have content expire, use the end attribute:
[szbl_scheduled_content start="Jan 1, 2013 12am" end="Apr 14, 2013 12:00pm"]This is my scheduled content[/szbl_scheduled_content] You can enter dates/time in any standard format and the plugin should interpret them correctly, using the timezone set under Settings > General.
Installation
- Upload
plugin-name.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
- Use [szbl_scheduled_content start=January 1, 2013? end=January 15, 2013?]
FAQ
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The plugin uses PHPs strtotime() function, so any valid date/time format should work.
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Omit the start attribute and your content will simply expire.
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Omit the end attribute and your content will never expire, it will just be hidden until the start attributes date.
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We make every effort to use the timezone settings within your WordPress installation (comparisons are made using date_i18n which inherits the WP timezone settings).
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You can set the following two attributes to toggle nested shortcode processing and applying filters for
the_content:content_filters(defaults totrue, can be set totrueorfalse)shortcodes(defaults totrue, can be set totrueorfalse)
Content filtering must be turned off for the
shortcodesattribute to take effect. Youd only want to use these if you want to remove content filtering (likewpautopandwptexturize) but still process shortcodes:[szbl_scheduled_content start="Jan 1, 2013 12am" end="Apr 14, 2013 12:00pm" content_filtering="false" shortcodes="true"]This is my scheduled content. [another_shortcode] [/szbl_scheduled_content]
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