Check out this parameter:
dateformat – Format of the date output. The default format is the one you’ve set on your WordPress settings. Example: [catlist id=42 dateformat="l F dS, Y"] would display the date as “Monday January 21st, 2013”. Check http://codex.wordpress.org/Formatting_Date_and_Time for more options to display date.
For more customization you’ll probably need to build a template.
where do I activate date?
But default date=OFF, correct?
I got, thanks. i activated.
one more thing, the date is at the end, how do I put in front? Example: DATE – TITLE?
The code I’m using: “[catlist name=chakal dateformat”d/m/Y”]”
To change the order of the date and post title, you should use a template. Use the default.php file as an example and put the date before the title there.
This line:
//Show date:
$lcp_display_output .= ' ' . $this->get_date($single);
Should be before this line:
//Show the title and link to the post:
$lcp_display_output .= $this->get_post_title($single);
Look for the template parameter in the documentation to read more about this.
I changed, but the date is not in the beginning is the end …
I copied the line “$ lcp_display_output = ‘$ this-> get_date ($ single);..” for before the line “$ lcp_display_output = $ this-> get_post_title ($ single);”
