Custom On-Air or Off-Air Times

If you’d like to customize the on-air and off-air functionality on a specific page, or if you need to span more than one day, you’ll need to assign a special class in place of the on-air and off-air classes. Then you can add this javascript to the page builder settings for that page:

var Now = new Date(),
  CurrentDay = Now.getDay(),
  OnAirTime = new Date(Now.getFullYear(), Now.getMonth(), Now.getDate(), OnAirHour, OnAirMinute), //Set OnAirTime
  OffAirTime = new Date(Now.getFullYear(), Now.getMonth(), Now.getDate(), OffAirHour, OffAirMinute), //Set OffAirTime
  OnAir = (Now.getTime() > OnAirTime.getTime() && Now.getTime() < OffAirTime.getTime());
if (CurrentDay < 4) { //if it's On-Air Day and you're within on-air time
    document.getElementsByClassName("pineville-live")[0].style.display = "block"; // Show .live-notice instead of the timer
    document.getElementsByClassName("pineville-archive")[0].style.display = "none"; // Hide .timer class
}
else {
        document.getElementsByClassName("pineville-live")[0].style.display = "none"; // Show .live-notice instead of the timer
    document.getElementsByClassName("pineville-archive")[0].style.display = "block"; // Hide .timer class
}

This examples uses .pineville-live and .pineville-archive in place of .on-air and .off-air.