Yes. Countdown Timer works in any theme template: echo its shortcode through WordPress's do_shortcode() where the timer should appear.
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[trasl_countdown campaign="12"]' ); ?>- Copy the campaign's own shortcode from Campaigns (click it to copy). It names the campaign by its ID, so renaming the campaign later does not break the template. A name such as
campaign="Black Friday"works too, until the name changes. - Any other attribute overrides the campaign for that one spot:
heading,template,units,size,align,accent,labelsandafter. - For a one-off with no campaign, give an end date, year first, in your site's time zone:
[trasl_countdown ends="2030-12-24 17:00"].
Page caching needs nothing extra. The end is written into the page as one exact moment and the script counts to it from the visitor's own clock, so a cached copy still shows the right time. When the shortcode draws nothing, anyone who can edit posts sees a note saying why; visitors see nothing.
Related: Countdown Timer docs: The shortcode
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Countdown Timer
Countdown timers that run to your real sale dates, on a product, across the shop, or as a cart timer at the checkout.
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