AADMY

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This WordPress plugin allows you to dynamically add current dates, years, months, and other time-related elements to your content. It helps to keep your content up-to-date and improve your SEO thus ensuring that your website’s content is always fresh and relevant. With this plugin, you can easily add dynamic current time elements to your website without any coding knowledge.

• This plugin adds the following short codes to your WordPress Blog/Site:

• [cy] – Stands For [Current Year] This would output the current year, the previous year, and the next year in the post, like this: (e.g. 2024)

• [py] – Stands For [Previous Year] Outputs the previous year (e.g. 2023)
• [ny] – Stands For [Next Year] Outputs the next year (e.g. 2025)
• [today] – Stands For [Today Full Date] Outputs the Full Date, month and year (e.g. November 09, 1994)
• [tomorrow] Stands For Next Day Full Date e.g, (Today is April 16, 2024 it will show the April 17, 2024 using simple shortcode [tomorrow])
• [cd] – Stands For [Current Date] Outputs the Current Day (e.g. 27)
• [pd] – Stands For [Previous day] Outputs the Previous Day (e.g. Thursday)
• [day] – Stands For [day] Outputs the Current Day (e.g. Friday)
• [nd] – Stands For [Next day] Outputs the Previous Day (e.g. Saturday)
• [cm] – Stands For [Current Month] Outputs the Current Month (e.g. December)
• [nm] – Stands For [Next Month] Outputs the name of next month (e.g. This month is December when you use given shortcode output must be January)
• [pm] – Stands For [Previous Month] Outputs the name of previous month (e.g. This month is December when you use given shortcode output must be November)

[offset]

• This shortcode will display a previous or future date based on an offset from the current date. Usage: [offset date=”OFFSET”], where “OFFSET” is an integer representing the number of days before (-) or after (+) the current date. Examples:

1. [offset date=”-1″] will display the previous date based on the user’s timezone. Example output: “May 4, 2023”.
2. [offset date=”0″] is equivalent to [today] and will display the current date. Example output: “May 5, 2023”.
3. [offset date=”1″] will display the next date based on the user’s timezone. Example output: “May 6, 2023”.
4. [offset date=”365″] will display the date one year from the current date based on the user’s timezone. Example output: “May 5, 2024”.

Countdown short and Countdown

• These shortcodes will display a live countdown to a specified date, either in a compact or detailed format, based on the shortcode used. The countdowns will update in real-time, showing the remaining time until the target date provided by the user.
  Usage:
  [cdown_short date=”mm/dd/yyyy”]: Displays the countdown in a short format (e.g., “84d, 7h, 26m, 38s”).
  [countdown date=”mm/dd/yyyy”]: Displays the countdown in a full format (e.g., “84 days, 7 hours, 26 minutes, 38 seconds”).

Examples:

[cdown_short date=”12/31/2024″]: Shows the time remaining until December 31, 2024, in a short format: “84d, 7h, 26m, 38s”.
[countdown date=”12/31/2024″]: Shows the time remaining until December 31, 2024, in a detailed format: “84 days, 7 hours, 26 minutes, 38 seconds”.
[cdown_short date=”06/01/2025″]: Displays the time left until June 1, 2025, in a short format.
[countdown date=”06/01/2025″]: Displays the time left until June 1, 2025, in a detailed format.

• Shortcodes to display live countdowns in a short or detailed format, depending on user input.
  [custom_countdown_short hours=”value”]: Countdown in a compact format (e.g., 2d, 5h, 30m, 45s).
  [custom_countdown_full hours=”value”]: Countdown in a full format (e.g., 2 days, 5 hours, 30 minutes, 45 seconds).

Examples:

[custom_countdown_short hours=”48″]: Displays 2d, 0h, 0m, 0s.
[custom_countdown_full hours=”12″]: Displays 0 days, 12 hours, 0 minutes, 0 seconds.

Note that the date format is “F j, Y” (e.g. “May 5, 2023”). You can modify this format by editing the show_previous_dates() function in the functions.php file.

Other Shortcodes

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