Oh I think it just isn’t working for the latest version of wordpress.
Hello n00bctrl,
I think this isn’t possible in any WordPress version yet. But not such a bad idea 😉
You could certainly tell the widget to highlight the current weekday and then hide the days that don’t have the “highlighted” class with css (e.g. :not() selector)
I hope this satisfies you 🙂
Here’s a very quick custom function you can call from a template file to output the opening details for today:
/**
* todays_hours - Returns the a string with the opening hour details for today. Plugin wp-opening-hours required
*/
function todays_hours () {
global $wp_opening_hours;
if (!is_object($wp_opening_hours)) $wp_opening_hours = new OpeningHours;
$today = strtolower( date('l', current_time('timestamp')) );
/* Check for Holidays */
foreach ((array) $wp_opening_hours->holidays as $holiday)
if ($holiday->isRunning())
return 'Store closed for '.$holiday->data['name'].'<br />'.'Reopens '.$holiday->data['end'];
/* Check for Special Openings */
foreach ((array) $wp_opening_hours->specialOpenings as $specialOpening) :
if ( $specialOpening->isToday() ) :
return 'Store hours today<br/>'.$specialOpening->data['name'].': '.date("g:i a", $specialOpening->start_ts).' - '.date("g:i a", $specialOpening->end_ts);
endif;
endforeach;
/* Check for regular Opening Periods */
foreach ((array) $wp_opening_hours->$today as $period)
if ($period->isRunning())
return 'Store hours today<br/>'.date("g:i a", $period->start_ts).' - '.date("g:i a", $period->end_ts);
return 'Store hours today<br/>'.date("g:i a", $period->start_ts).' - '.date("g:i a", $period->end_ts);
}
