I’m trying to automatically display different content each day of the week, using PHP switch case conditional statements, Example: I want to automatically display a particular content on Monday, different content on Tuesday, different on Wednesday and the rest, So i’m using the below code to display it through wordpress function.php, the below code worked just as i wanted but the only one problem, is that when i use the shortcode on a WordPress page where pagebuilder is activated, the out put does not display on the actual page where i pasted the shortcode but in the header, So i’m trying to make it display normally like any other shortcode, Please any help will be appreciated, Thanks.
I have latest version of WordPress installed
function todays_content(){
$date = date('l');
switch ($date) {
case 'Sunday': $content = do_shortcode('[sunday_content]'); break;
case 'Monday': $content = do_shortcode('[monday_content]'); break;
case 'Tuesday': $content = do_shortcode('[tuesday_content]'); break;
case 'Wednesday': $content = do_shortcode('[wednesday_content]'); break;
case 'Thursday': $content = do_shortcode('[thursday_content]'); break;
case 'Friday': $content = do_shortcode('[friday_content]'); break;
case 'Saturday': $content = do_shortcode('[saturday_content]'); break;
}
echo '<div class="daily_contant">'.$content.'</div>';
}
add_shortcode( 'show_today_content', 'todays_content' );
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Answers
It’s not necessary to use a switch in this case 🙂 . You should return and not echo it instead
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