Ernest Behinov

Main Options:
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Banner Display:
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<li>Show Banner: Enable this option to display the banner on the site. (Default: off)</li>
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Settings:
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<li>Close Button: Enable this option to display the close button on the banner. (Default: on)</li>
<li>Banner Version: Increase the banner version when making changes to its settings or content to ensure the updated banner is displayed to all visitors. (Default: 1)</li>
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Styles:
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<li>Background Color: Select the banner background color. (Default: rgb(196,196,196))</li>
<li>Text Color: Select the banner text color. (Default: rgb(239,239,239))</li>
<li>Background Image: Upload a background image for the banner.</li>
<li>Banner Height (Desktop): Specify the banner height in pixels for desktop devices. (Min: 10, Max: 500, Step: 1, Default: 70)</li>
<li>Banner Height (Mobile): Specify the banner height in pixels for mobile devices. (Min: 10, Max: 500, Step: 1, Default: 50)</li>
</ul>
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Content:
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<li>Banner Text: Enter the text for the banner.</li>
<li>Banner Link: Enter the URL for the banner link.</li>
<li>Open Link in a New Tab: Enable this option to open the link in a new tab. (Default: on)</li>
</ul>
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Conditional Logic:
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<li>Show on: Select the posts on which the banner will be displayed.</li>
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This plugin allows you to quickly and easily customize the header banner of your website, providing flexibility and control over its appearance and behavior.

Header Banner

The "Header Banner" plugin provides a user-friendly interface for setting up and displaying a banner in your website's header

Gabriel Serafini

Display content conditionally based on a schedule. Choose from three scheduling modes:
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<li>Date Range – Show content between specific start and end dates</li>
<li>Recurring – Show content on specific days of the week during a time window</li>
<li>Custom – Use PHP strtotime expressions for flexible scheduling</li>
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<h4>Gutenberg Block</h4>
The Display During block provides a visual editor with:
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<li>Sidebar controls for all three scheduling modes</li>
<li>Date/time pickers for start and end dates</li>
<li>Day-of-week checkboxes for recurring schedules</li>
<li>Live status indicator (active/inactive)</li>
<li>Optional fallback message when content is hidden</li>
<li>Copy as Shortcode toolbar button</li>
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<h4>Shortcodes</h4>
The <code>[display_during]</code> shortcode works in the Classic Editor and anywhere shortcodes are supported.
Date range: 
 [display_during start_day_time=”June 1, 2026 8:00 am” end_day_time=”December 31, 2026 11:59 pm”]Content here[/display_during]
Recurring schedule (new in 2.0): 
 [display_during days=”mon,wed,fri” start_time=”09:00″ end_time=”17:00″]Office hours content[/display_during]
Custom strtotime: 
 [display_during start_day_time=”Sun 8:00 am” end_day_time=”Mon 8:00 pm”]Weekend content[/display_during]
With fallback message: 
 [display_during end_day_time=”June 1, 2026″]Register now![display_during_message]Registration has closed.[/display_during_message][/display_during]
<h4>Shortcode Parameters</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>start_day_time</code> – When to start showing content (strtotime string or date)</li>
<li><code>end_day_time</code> – When to stop showing content</li>
<li><code>days</code> – Comma-separated days for recurring mode (mon,tue,wed,thu,fri,sat,sun)</li>
<li><code>start_time</code> – Start time for recurring mode (HH:MM format)</li>
<li><code>end_time</code> – End time for recurring mode (HH:MM format)</li>
<li><code>timezone_location</code> – PHP timezone identifier (defaults to site timezone)</li>
<li><code>message</code> – Plain text fallback message (legacy; use nested shortcode for rich content)</li>
</ul>

Display During Conditional Shortcode

Show or hide content based on date ranges, recurring day/time schedules, or custom strtotime expressions. Includes a Gutenberg block and shortcode.

Header Banner vs Display During Conditional Shortcode