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The cut-off counts to a day we are closed

Updated Countdown Timer 1.12.0Tested with WordPress 7.1

Add the day under Days off, in the campaign's Countdown panel. The hint under the list shows the next three cut-offs with your days off applied before you save, and the Campaigns list shows the next one and the days off it passed over, such as "Next cut-off: Tue 29 Dec, 15:00 (25 and 28 Dec off)".

A closure of several days needs a line for each day you would otherwise dispatch; weekends you never ticked need none. Tick Every year for a holiday on the same date each year, and it is skipped from then on without the campaign being opened again. A date without that tick is removed from the list the first time you save after it has passed.

A page cache does not need emptying for this: saving the campaign empties the caches the plugin knows, and every cached copy made since carries the cut-offs with your days off already left out.

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