Bug with Timeframe when UTC 0

Hello Evan,

I just downloaded the latest version and I have been testing the Timeframe, and I would need to apologize because for some reason, even though I had tested it, the additional “+” does not seem to work in all cases.

Just a question but what is intended with the $offset = get_option('gmt_offset');
$current_date = strtotime( 'today ' . $offset ); ?
Is it to have the current date in UTC or the current date according to the timezone of the blog. I suppose that it is the date according to the timezone of the blog.

If so and from tests:

• strtotime('today') returns the date in UTC
• strtotime('today +' . $offset) intends to return the date according to the blog’s timezone. Tests show that this method seems to be problematic also when the timezone is a fraction, e.g. +1:30
• the function current_time (see WordPress codex : https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/current_time) returns the time according to the blog’s timezone. So one way to completely bypass manually calculating the current date would be to use this function.
• Therefore, 2 ways to use the current_time function would be as follows: $current_date = strtotime(current_time( 'Y-m-d' )); or $current_date = strtotime(substr(current_time( 'mysql' ), 0, 10));. This way it should always work.

Sorry for any inconvenience. I am just trying to help. Please review and test. I would be glad to hear your expert advice.

Thanks again for the great work,
Marco