I defined my date as d-F-Y but my dates are not showing that way, I am seeing them 09-01-2005 where I am expecting them to be 1-September-2005 (See http://www.corobori.com/blog/)
Is this because my hosting company is using US date format ?
Jean-Luc
I defined my date as d-F-Y but my dates are not showing that way, I am seeing them 09-01-2005 where I am expecting them to be 1-September-2005 (See http://www.corobori.com/blog/)
Is this because my hosting company is using US date format ?
Jean-Luc
Strange! I am seeing 09.01.05,
Did you define the format in the General Options? or in the template tag?
In General Options. Is it wrong ? I am not familiar with Blog ... yet.
No, that's right. It works for mine. Hmm.
I wonder if it would work if you did it in the tag tho. You probably just have <?php the_date(); ?>. What happens if you change that to <?php the_date('d-F-Y'); ?>
It seems that the theme has something to do with that problem.
I changed from Ocadia 1.1 to WordPress Classic 1.5 and the date is showing as defined.
Yes, you can override the default value set in the options in the function itself - if you want to use the other theme, just change to what oriecat suggested in the file (or remove the override). It is not a "problem" it is a "feature".
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