Date format change in entries and comments - solved
You must be rolling your eyes after reading the subject line, for so many people have asked this sort of question before, but bear with me, because I went through your replies and tried them, but failed miserably.
But first, the issue:
I'd like to change the "
15 December 2007 @" part in my entries and the "
Saturday 15 December 2007" part in the comments into the German format (public layer found here) "
Mo, 15. Dezember 2007", if possible.
The support team's already sent me the code for changing the time stamp in the theme layer (
set lang_fmt_time_short = "%%HH%%:%%min%%";), I added "Uhr" and it worked brilliantly. However, if I try to put in something like
set lang_fmt_date_long = "%%day%% %%d%% %%month%% %%yyyy%%"; it doesn't change.
Now of course I tried copying and pasting "function post_entry from the Flexible Square source layer" as you instructed another user here. Saved and compiled, but even though I can edit the time stamp now the code messes up the rest of my entry page. Do I really have to adjust everything else by hand??
I'd be very happy if you could push (or shove or kick *gg*) me in the right direction.
But first, the issue:
I'd like to change the "
15 December 2007 @" part in my entries and the "
Saturday 15 December 2007" part in the comments into the German format (public layer found here) "
Mo, 15. Dezember 2007", if possible.
The support team's already sent me the code for changing the time stamp in the theme layer (
set lang_fmt_time_short = "%%HH%%:%%min%%";), I added "Uhr" and it worked brilliantly. However, if I try to put in something like
set lang_fmt_date_long = "%%day%% %%d%% %%month%% %%yyyy%%"; it doesn't change.
Now of course I tried copying and pasting "function post_entry from the Flexible Square source layer" as you instructed another user here. Saved and compiled, but even though I can edit the time stamp now the code messes up the rest of my entry page. Do I really have to adjust everything else by hand??
I'd be very happy if you could push (or shove or kick *gg*) me in the right direction.