This is my very first post, but I’ve been reading a lot here, while doing my projects (around 5 customer websites).
I guess the post title is pretty descriptive. A customer of mine has things like “Wednesday is burger day” and we thought it’d be nice to show that automatically.
The only way to do this I found out so far, is to make a collection with an item for each of these promotional days (and opening times as well btw) for the next 10 years in Excel and filter them out by day on the website, but I don’t find that very professional.
Any other ideas?
Regards to this awesome community from Bavaria, Germany!
That was fast! I was hoping there’s a solution without custom code. But I will try to fiddle around with this http://time-based-reveal.webflow.io/ project.
Could you give a little bit more details? Ho many different promotional days your client has? I might have some idea about how to show/hide them automatically without messing up with code
I was well aware of this approach. As mentioned in my initial posting, this would require me to create a collection with items for each day, for the years ahead. Thousands. I don’t find that satisfying, even though it might work. Thank you though!
Hey @Tobi_Huber did you get the time-based-reveal project code to work for you? That is my project that I created to share when I had a project just like yours that required the same content to appear on a certain day of the week every week. Let me know if you have any questions about it.
Hi Matthew. Thanks for reaching out. Yes, your project helped me a lot, but I had to alter it a bit to work with a collection, so my customers can edit the info for each day in a more convenient way.
Hi, I am having trouble displaying a CMS item for each day of the week. I followed @sabanna solution, and it seems that Webflow has changed how the conditions are set. I am trying to display this so that each day the soups of that day show up without having to manually change them each day. ( I’ve stacked the CMS content on top of each other using absolute positioning.) Here is the link to the project:
Thanks @sabanna I have tried this and it will not work properly.
I am having problems getting the post to go away after it shows for one day. I have tried both “Date after or equal” and “before or equal to”