luzidmedia

Luzid Content Scheduler controls when a specific frontend block is visible — and can also output the next scheduled date(s) via shortcode.
This gives you two complementary ways to use a scheduler:
<ol>
<li>
Show / hide a block (banner, alert, section, popup wrapper, …) 
Add the generated CSS class <code>luzid-cs-<slug></code> to the element. The plugin adds body classes and a tiny frontend helper so the block is only displayed while the schedule is active.
</li>
<li>
Display dates in the frontend 
Use the shortcode to print the next event (or a list of upcoming events) anywhere in your content.
</li>
</ol>
<h4>Typical Use Cases</h4>
<ul>
<li>Maintenance banners: Show a “We’re updating our systems” notice only during scheduled maintenance windows.</li>
<li>Seasonal content: Display holiday greetings, special offers, or seasonal menus during specific date ranges.</li>
<li>Event announcements: Print “Next event: Saturday, March 15th at 7 PM” dynamically on any page.</li>
<li>Recurring schedules: Show “Happy Hour specials” every Friday from 5 PM to 8 PM.</li>
<li>Multi-stage visibility: Use Event Classes to show a popup 4 days before an event, the full content 2 weeks before, and a menu item 11 days before — all independently controlled.</li>
<li>Event calendars: Generate a table of all upcoming events across multiple schedulers.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Core Concepts</h4>
<ul>
<li>A scheduler becomes active when at least one rule matches (single dates/ranges or recurring rules).</li>
<li>Exceptions override everything: if “now” is inside an exception range, the block is hidden even if other rules match.</li>
<li>Event Classes (new in 1.4) allow multiple independent visibility windows with different offsets — each generating its own CSS class.</li>
<li>The shortcode reads the same event logic and outputs formatted dates with full control over separators and formatting.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Features</h3>
<h4>Scheduling</h4>
<ul>
<li>Single dates & date ranges: Define specific days or periods when content should be visible.</li>
<li>Recurring rules: Weekly (every Monday), Monthly (every 15th), Weekday in month (2nd Thursday), Yearly (February 14th).</li>
<li>Exceptions: Override all rules — content stays hidden during exception periods.</li>
<li>Event Classes: Create multiple CSS classes per scheduler, each with independent visibility offsets.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Shortcode Output</h4>
<ul>
<li>Flexible date/time formatting: Choose from short, medium, long, or full date formats.</li>
<li>Separators: Control exactly what appears between date, time, and text parts.</li>
<li>Lists: Output multiple upcoming events with customizable separators.</li>
<li>Event Table: Generate a sortable table of all upcoming events from multiple schedulers.</li>
<li>Time offset: Shift the displayed time (e.g., “doors open 30 minutes before”).</li>
</ul>
<h4>Administration</h4>
<ul>
<li>Card-based UI: Clean, modern interface for managing rules.</li>
<li>Live preview: See upcoming events and visibility windows instantly.</li>
<li>Bilingual: Full German and English support with one-click language switching.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<h4>Adding CSS Classes to Blocks</h4>
<ul>
<li>Gutenberg: Select block → “Advanced” → “Additional CSS class(es)” → <code>luzid-cs-<slug></code></li>
<li>Elementor: Widget → “Advanced” → “CSS Classes” → <code>luzid-cs-<slug></code></li>
<li>Divi/others: Module settings → “CSS Class” → <code>luzid-cs-<slug></code></li>
</ul>
<h4>Basic Shortcode</h4>
<pre><code>[luzid_cs slug="your-scheduler"]
</code></pre>
Outputs: The next event date in the default format.
<h4>Shortcode Parameters</h4>
 Parameter 
 Default 
 Description
 <code>slug</code> 
 (required) 
 Scheduler slug
 <code>date</code> 
 (empty) 
 Date format: <code>short</code>, <code>medium</code>, <code>long</code>, <code>full</code>
 <code>time</code> 
 (empty) 
 Time format: <code>auto</code>, <code>raw</code>, <code>prefix</code>, <code>range</code>, <code>range_long</code>
 <code>list</code> 
 <code>false</code> 
 Output as list: <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>
 <code>count</code> 
 <code>10</code> 
 Number of events for lists (max 200)
 <code>text</code> 
 <code>false</code> 
 Include event text: <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>
 <code>sep1</code> 
 (space) 
 Separator between date and time
 <code>sep2</code> 
 (space) 
 Separator between time and text
 <code>sep3</code> 
 (empty) 
 Separator between list items
 <code>timeoffset</code> 
 <code>0</code> 
 Time offset in minutes (can be negative)
 <code>lang</code> 
 (current) 
 Force language: <code>de</code> or <code>en</code>
<h4>Date Formats</h4>
 Value 
 Output Example
 <code>short</code> 
 14.02.2026
 <code>medium</code> 
 Sat, 14.02.2026
 <code>long</code> 
 Saturday, 14.02.2026
 <code>full</code> 
 Saturday, 14 February 2026
<h4>Time Formats</h4>
 Value 
 Output Example
 (empty) 
 No time output
 <code>raw</code> 
 18:00
 <code>prefix</code> 
 from 18:00
 <code>range</code> 
 18:00 to 20:00
 <code>range_long</code> 
 from 18:00 to 20:00
 <code>auto</code> 
 Intelligent format based on data
<h4>Shortcode Examples</h4>
Simple date output: 
 [luzid_cs slug=”maintenance” date=”long”] 
→ Saturday, 15.03.2026
Date with time: 
 [luzid_cs slug=”event” date=”long” time=”auto”] 
→ Saturday, 15.03.2026 from 18:00 to 20:00
Only time output: 
 [luzid_cs slug=”event” time=”raw”] 
→ 18:00
Multi-line output: 
 [luzid_cs slug=”event” date=”long” time=”auto” text=”true” sep1=” ” sep2=” “] 
→ Saturday, 15.03.2026 
 from 18:00 to 20:00 
 Valentine’s Dinner
List of next 5 events: 
 [luzid_cs slug=”concert” date=”long” text=”true” list=”true” count=”5″ sep2=” ” sep3=”
“]
With custom separators: 
 [luzid_cs slug=”event” date=”long” time=”raw” text=”true” sep1=” | ” sep2=” – “] 
→ Saturday, 15.03.2026 | 18:00 – Valentine’s Dinner
<h4>Event Table Shortcode</h4>
<pre><code>[luzid_cs_eventtable]
</code></pre>
Outputs a table of all upcoming events from schedulers with “Include in Event Table” enabled.
 Parameter 
 Default 
 Description
 <code>cols</code> 
 <code>date_medium,time_auto,text</code> 
 Columns (comma-separated)
 <code>count</code> 
 <code>30</code> 
 Maximum number of events
 <code>headers</code> 
 (automatic) 
 Custom column headers
 <code>noheaders</code> 
 <code>false</code> 
 Hide table headers
 <code>class</code> 
 (empty) 
 Additional CSS class
 <code>empty</code> 
 “No events” 
 Text when no events found
 <code>order</code> 
 <code>asc</code> 
 Sort order: <code>asc</code> or <code>desc</code>
Available columns: 
 date_short, <code>date_medium</code>, <code>date_long</code>, <code>date_full</code>, <code>weekday_short</code>, <code>weekday_long</code>, <code>time_raw</code>, <code>time_auto</code>, <code>time_prefix</code>, <code>time_range</code>, <code>time_range_long</code>, <code>text</code>, <code>scheduler</code>
Example with custom columns: 
 [luzid_cs_eventtable cols=”weekday_short,date_short,time_range,text” count=”10″ headers=”Day,Date,Time,Event”]
<h4>Event Classes (New in 1.4)</h4>
Event Classes allow you to create multiple independent visibility windows for a single scheduler. Each class has its own CSS class and offset settings.
Example setup:
 Class 
 CSS Class 
 Days Before 
 Use Case
 Standard 
 <code>.luzid-cs-dinner</code> 
 14 
 Main content
 popup 
 <code>.luzid-cs-dinner-popup</code> 
 4 
 Announcement popup
 menu 
 <code>.luzid-cs-dinner-menu</code> 
 11 
 Navigation menu item
This allows you to control when different elements appear, all based on the same event schedule.
<h4>CSS Hooks</h4>
Shortcode output: 
* <code>.luzid-cs</code> — Wrapper (plus <code>.luzid-cs--single</code> / <code>.luzid-cs--list</code>) 
* <code>.luzid-cs-item</code> — Single event in list 
* <code>.luzid-cs-date</code> — Date part 
* <code>.luzid-cs-time</code> — Time part 
* <code>.luzid-cs-text</code> — Event text 
* <code>.luzid-cs-sep</code> / <code>.luzid-cs-sep1</code> / <code>.luzid-cs-sep2</code> — Separators
Event table: 
* <code>.luzid-cs-eventtable</code> — Table wrapper 
* <code>.luzid-cs-eventtable__head</code> / <code>__body</code> / <code>__row</code> / <code>__cell</code>
Body classes (for conditional CSS): 
* <code>.luzid-cs-active-<slug></code> — Added when scheduler is active 
* <code>.luzid-cs-active-<slug>-<classname></code> — Added when specific event class is active
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 or later.
All code in this plugin is GPLv2-or-later compatible.
Assets: 
* Luzid Logo and Flag icons are SVG assets shipped with the plugin (assets/img/).

Luzid Content Scheduler

Show/hide frontend content blocks (banners, alerts, divs) with schedules, recurring rules and exceptions — via CSS class or shortcode.

Hendrik Luehrsen

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