WordPress | Shortcode to output hours based on day of week

date-shortcode-to-output-hours-per-day-of-week.php

<?php
// use examples: [nextdaytime day="+1 day"]  [nextdaytime day="+2 day"]
function displaynextdaytime($atts){
	$originalZone = date_default_timezone_get(); //save timezone
	date_default_timezone_set(get_option('timezone_string')); //set it to your admin value
	$time = strtotime($atts['day']); //time for the date() function based on our 'day' attribute
	if (date('l', $time) == 'Sunday'){
		$statusStr = 'Open';
		$timeStr = 'Noon – 5PM';
	}
	elseif (date('l', $time) == 'Monday'){
		$statusStr = 'Closed';
		$timeStr = '';
	}
	elseif (date('l', $time) == 'Tuesday'){
		$statusStr = 'Closed';
		$timeStr = '';
	}
	elseif (date('l', $time) == 'Wednesday'){
		$statusStr = 'Open';
		$timeStr = 'Noon – 5PM';
	}
	elseif (date('l', $time) == 'Thursday'){
		$statusStr = 'Open';
		$timeStr = 'Noon – 5PM';
	}
	elseif (date('l', $time) == 'Friday'){
		$statusStr = 'Open';
		$timeStr = 'Noon – 9PM';
	}
	elseif (date('l', $time) == 'Saturday'){
		$statusStr = 'Open';
		$timeStr = 'Noon – 5PM';
	}
	// value for initial hours status
	$dayStatusVal = 'We are: <span class="hours-status">' . $statusStr . '</span> <span class="hours-day">' . date('D', $time) . '</span>';
	// value for time if it has it
	if($timeStr !== ''){  
		$timeVal = ': <span class="hours-time">' . $timeStr . '</span>';
	}
	else {
		$timeVal = '';
	}
	$returnVal = '<div class="hours-wrapper">'. $dayStatusVal .''. $timeVal . '</div>';
	date_default_timezone_set($originalZone); //restore original zone
	return $returnVal;
}
add_shortcode('nextdaytime', 'displaynextdaytime'); 
// end display next day and time