[memb_date]

Displays the current date (or any date you specify), formatted using PHP date format tokens.

Display the current date using the default format:

[memb_date]

Display a specific date:

[memb_date date="2024-01-15"]

Display the current date in a custom format:

[memb_date format="Y-m-d"]

Display a future date in a specific timezone:

[memb_date date="+1 week" host_timezone="America/New_York"]

`date`	The date/time string to display. Accepts any value valid for PHP's `strtotime()`, such as `now`, `+1 week`, `2024-01-15`, or `next Thursday`. (Default: `now`)
`format`	The PHP date format string. See the date formatting reference for available tokens. (Default: `l, F dS, Y, g:sA e`)
`host_timezone`	The timezone to use when formatting the date, as a PHP timezone identifier (e.g. `America/New_York`). If empty, the WordPress site timezone is used. (Default: empty)
`capture`	Capture the output of the shortcode and route it to a variable for later use. (?)
`txtfmt`	A comma separated list of text processing functions to apply to the output. (?)
`htmlattr`	The HTML attribute to use if this shortcode is embedded inside of an HTML tag.
`before`	Text to display before the date output. (Default: empty)
`after`	Text to display after the date output. (Default: empty)

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