@danielstasiak Yes, this is possible, but it would require either another plugin or some of your own JavaScript/CSS to undertake.
You have a few ways to achieve this, but essentially, you’d take these steps:
- Create a short list of two HTML elements, set the second one to hidden (using CSS).
- Place the Shortcodes within each of these elements:
[open start=0 count=7]
[open start=7 count=7]
- Add a button or buttons and use JavaScript to show/hide each of these elements, perhaps as a toggle.
A similar way to achieve this, is just to show/hide each set of 7 days, so it will just require one Shortcode and JavaScript to toggle between the two sets of days.
You will need some knowledge of HTML, JavaScript and CSS to implement this.
Alternatively, you could add the same to a carousel/slider that allows for Shortcodes in the content of each slide.
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Design Extreme. Reason: Second idea with one Shortcode