Start & End date

In this article: About the start & end date condition | Usage examples | How to set up a start & end date trigger

What is the start & end date condition

The start & end date conditions let you schedule content changes between a range of dates. You can set both the start and the end date or set only one of them.

How can you use the start & end date? Examples:

• Schedule a time-limited promotion
• Schedule in advanced special content on holidays
• If your product has a starting time (Shows, courses, webinar, tours, etc.) – Stop their publicity after their start date

Which content can be set to start and end?

Same as on all If>So’s dynamic triggers,  any content of the website can be customized. That includes titles, texts, images, call to actions, and buttons.

How to set up a start & end date condition

1. On your WordPress dashboard, go to “If>So → Add New Trigger”.
2. Click on “Select a condition” and select “Time & Date“.
3. Select “Start/End date“.
4. Pick a starting date and time and an ending date and time for the content to be displayed. You can set only a start date or only an end date if you choose to.
5. In the content field, set the content to be displayed between the dates you have chosen
6. In the default content field, set content to be displayed before the starting date and after the ending date you have selected (optional, can be left blank).
7. Press “Publish” and paste the shortcode generated by If>So in your website.

The schedule condition uses your website’s time settings, it is important to make sure they set correctly. To set the time settings go to Settings > General on your WordPress dashboard.