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Automatically hide shopping cart or other content on Shabbos and Yom Tov and disply a message to the user. Alternately you can use it on your contact us page to display a message on Yom Tov.

The shortcode should be like [Shabbos_and_YomTov]Weekday content.[/Shabbos_and_YomTov]. See Attributes and Examples below.

This plugin will work according to your timezone that you set and not according to the users timezone (ie. a non-Jewish costomer can buy when it is Shabbos by him if by you it is not shabbos).

This plugin does not close your site on Shabbos, only the data enclosed in the shortcode. To close tour entire site for Shabbos use a plugin as WP-Shabbat. However it is possible to do so with this plugin see Frequently Asked Questions.

Attributes

See Examples below.

Make sure to set the first 3 attributes.

Make sure to use the testdate attribute to make sure the shortcode works correctly.

timezone
\nDefinition: The timezone of your location. Must be a timezone from http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.php.
\n From version 1.8 can now use time zone abbreviations.
\nDefault value: ‘America/New_York’

latitude
\nDefinition: The latitude of your location.
\nDefault value: ‘40.63’

longitude
\nDefinition: The longitude of your location.
\nDefault value: ‘-73.98’

passover
\nDefinition: How should your site display Passover.
\nDefault value: ‘Passover’

shavuos
\nDefinition: How should your site display Shavuos.
\nDefault value: ‘Shavuos’

sukkos
\nDefinition: How should your site display Sukkos.
\nDefault value: ‘Sukkos’

rosh_hashanah
\nDefinition: How should your site display Rosh Hashanah.
\nDefault value: ‘Rosh Hashanah’

yom_kippur
\nDefinition: How should your site display Yom Kippur.
\nDefault value: ‘Yom Kippur’

shabbos_msg
\nDefinition: What message should be displayed on Shabbos.
\nDefault value: ‘We’re sorry but we are currently closed due to Shabbos.’

yom_tov_msg
\nDefinition: What message should be displayed on Yom Tov. (%yomtov% will be replaced with the current Yom Tov)
\nDefault value: ‘We’re sorry but we are currently closed due to %yomtov%.’

chol_hamoed
\nDefinition: Use ‘open’ or ‘closed’.
\nDefault value: ‘closed’

candle
\nDefinition: Candle lighting time, in minutes before sunset.
\nDefault value: ’15’

dusk
\nDefinition: Time when Shabbos ends, in minutes after sunset.
\nDefault value: ’72’

class
\nDefinition: To add a class for the Shabbos and Yom Tov message.
\nDefault value: NULL

one-day
\nDefinition: If you are in Israel set to ‘yes’.
\nDefault value: ‘no’

testdate
\nDefinition: Use this attribute to see how your site will look on a certain date and time (eg. ‘5/26/18 8:05 pm’). Make sure to remove.
\nDefault value: NULL
\n** Make sure to remove this attribute when finished testing. **

Examples

See Attributes above.

Basic example:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov]Weekday content.[/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

Basic example for Baltimore:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov latitude='39.32' longitude='-76.64']Weekday content.[/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

Basic example for Los Angeles:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov latitude='34.05' longitude='-118.43' timezone='America/Los_Angeles']Weekday content.[/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

Basic example for Jerusalem:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov latitude='31.77' longitude='35.23' timezone='Asia/Jerusalem' one-day='yes']Weekday content.[/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

Woocommerce example to use on Checkout page:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov][woocommerce_checkout][/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

Another Woocommerce example to use on Checkout page:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov class=\"woocommerce-error\"][woocommerce_checkout][/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

Example to use on Contact Us page:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov shabbos_msg=\"\" yom_tov_msg=\"We are closed today due to %yomtov%.\"][/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

Example to use on Contact Us page to show until midnight:

[Shabbos_and_YomTov shabbos_msg=\"\" yom_tov_msg=\"We are closed today due to %yomtov%.\" dusk=360][/Shabbos_and_YomTov]\n

\n","installation":"

Upload Shabbos-and-YomTov.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Set the defaults in “Settings>Shabbos and Yom Tov”
Place the shortcode wherever you want on your site. See Attributes and Examples sections.
\nThe shortcode should be like [Shabbos_and_YomTov]Weekday content.[/Shabbos_and_YomTov].

Note: This plugin uses Zemanim API (https://wyrezmanim.herokuapp.com/api/zmanim), for more information see https://wyrezmanim.herokuapp.com/help and https://kosherjava.com.

Icon by: Shabbat by Studio GLD from the Noun Project

\n","faq":"\n

Can I use this plugin to close my entire site on Shobbos?

This plugin was not created for this intent but rather to close the checkout counter. WP-Shabbat was created for this.
\nHowever you can still do this using this plugin by editing your theme or by adding a function to your site’s plugin. Remember this plugin will on your time zone and location that you set not of the user of you site.

In both examples a cookie is set on weekdays so it will not have to check on every page if it is Shabbos or Yom Tov, only once in 10 minutes.

Note: If you have a commercial theme do not edit your theme files because it would be deleted when you update your theme, rather make a child theme or do this in a plugin).

In your theme, it should look something like this:

$atts = array ();\n\nif (!$_COOKIE['weekday'] == 'true'){\n    if (!$shabbosMessage = Shabbos_and_YomTov($atts, FALSE)){\n        //Set a weekday cookie\n        setcookie ('weekday', 'true', time() + 600, '/');\n    }\n}\n\nif ($shabbosMessage){\n    echo $shabbosMessage;\n} else {\n\n        the_post(); \n        // all post info ...\n}\n

In a plugin:
\nNote: The following plugin will only hide the content of the post.

function check_if_shabbos($content){\n\n    if ($_COOKIE['weekday'] == 'true'){\n        return $content;\n    }\n\n    // Here you can set attributes if it is different then set at 'Settings>Shabbos and Yom Tov'.\n    $atts = array ();\n\n\n    if ($shabbosMessage = Shabbos_and_YomTov($atts, FALSE)){\n        return $shabbosMessage;\n    } else {\n\n        //Set a weekday cookie\n        setcookie ('weekday', 'true', time() + 600, '/');\n\n        return $content;\n\n    }\n}\n\nadd_filter( 'the_content', 'check_if_shabbos');\n

Ask a question

Send your question to shabboscommerce@gmail.com.

\n\n","changelog":"

1.9

Timezone validation upgraded.
Timezones dropdown on admin page.

1.8

Time zones are validated.
Can now use time zone abbreviations.

1.7

The Shabbos or Yom-Tov Message can contain shortcodes when the message is saved in “Settings>Shabbos and Yom Tov”.

1.6

Initial release

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A widget that allows your site to call in the RSS feeds from jpost.com (The Jerusalem Post)

\n","installation":"

Unzip and upload the plugin into the plugins directory and then activate it.
Go to the Widgets and drag the jPost bar into a sidebar.
Make sure you put the Foursquare Feed’s URL.
Add some CSS to you liking.

\n","faq":"\n

Why did you write this plugin?

I had a client that needed the feed to show up on their site. I am in no way employed or even involved with The Jerusalem Post. Nor did they ask me to write this plugin.

Why does the feed have duplicate entries?

That is a good question. All my plugin does is get the feed and displays it, the front page RSS feed has duplicate content sometimes because some articles will appear on home page in multiple sections.

Why do some of the posts dated in the future?

Again, good question. jpost.com’s timestamps from the feed are often off, and it isn’t a simple timezone issue. Israel is 6 or 7 hours ahead of me, and I have seen timestamps that are 24 hours ahead of the real time. Maybe they schedule new posts in the future on the site and they don’t have a filter on the RSS feed and it calls in future posts. :/

\n\n","changelog":"

1.0.1

Adds UL tags for more correct CSS

1.0.0

Initial release

\n","screenshots":"

$\"Just$
Just a sample of what the feed looks like in the 2012 Theme
$\"This$
This shows you the widget on the backend

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The plugin quotes at random from Pirkei Avos.

For internet heteirim and other accoutrements, please consult your local orthodox rabbi.

P.S. Email for shabbes accommodations in Jerusalem.

\n","installation":"

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

Consult with the relevant halachic authorities
Upload avos.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Only after you’ve been tested with the chance to install this plugin again, and do install it, will you know that you’ve done a complete installation.

\n","faq":"

Do I need to stop eating pork once I install this plugin?

Absolutely.

What about Chinese food?

I’m sure it won’t be too hard to find kosher Chinese food

Should I buy a Chrysler

Can you rephrase that as an ethical question?

\n"},"short_description":"Frum version of Hello Dolly.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/pirkei-avos.zip","screenshots":[],"tags":{"admin":"admin","torah":"torah"},"versions":[],"donate_link":"http://www.bennypowers.com/","icons":{"default":"https://s.w.org/plugins/geopattern-icon/pirkei-avos.svg"}}]

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