The {date} template tag will show the results of the date format you have saved, which can include the time. There are two places it could draw that format from: either the settings at My Calendar > Settings > Text for date format, or if that field is blank, it’ll draw from your general date format settings at WordPress > Settings > General.
What are the values in those fields?
Hello,
thanks for your reply. The field in My Calendar > Settings > Text is blank.
The WordPress > Settings > General is checked to j. F Y and time to G:i
I found out that the {time} Shortcode only works if I enter a time format in My Calendar > Settings > Text. Right now the time format is set to H:i
If I leave the field empty, the {time} does not show anything, but if I enter a format in the time field the {date} Shortcode shows “time, date”.
Any ideas? Can i reset the plugin to initial settings?
Regards
YUK
Where are you using the {date} tag that’s having this result?
In the upcoming events widget
The shortcode is:
{timerange after=”, “}{date} – {linking_title}
The output is e.g.:
09:00, 16. Januar 2021 – Sample Event
regards
YUK
Btw. the problem does not appear if I create a shortcode with the shortcode Generator but unfortunately {link_title} does not work with the code from the generator. The event title is not clickable.
{link_title} and {linking_title} are two different template tags; linking_title will always provide a link, link_title will only provide a link if you add one, and will not fall back to the normal event page.
Based on the template you shared, I suggest removing {timerange after=", "} so that the time will not be shown.
thank you. that worked fine!
