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  • Plugin Author Jeroen Schmit

    (@slimndap)

    To make the event date bold, you need to add the following to your theme’s CSS file:

    .wp_theatre_event_datetime {
        font-weight: 900;
    }
    Plugin Author Jeroen Schmit

    (@slimndap)

    You can change the date format by adding a custom template to your shortcode. For example:

    [wpt_events]{{thumbnail|permalink}} {{title|permalink}} {{remark}} {{datetime|date('D j F Y - H:i)}} {{location}} {{tickets}}[/wpt_events]

    Thread Starter Stoneboy707

    (@stoneboy707)

    Thanks, Jeroen both codes works! final second code is:
    [wpt_events]{{thumbnail|permalink}} {{title|permalink}} {{remark}} {{datetime|date(D. j F Y – H:i)}} {{location}} {{tickets}}[/wpt_events] (Changed the ‘ before D in . after D)

    See here

    Maybe you’ll know finally who get “uur” behind time 20:30?

    I treid it behind H:i)uur}} but it didn’t work for me…

    Thanks Anyway,

    Boy

    Thread Starter Stoneboy707

    (@stoneboy707)

    Thnanks, Jeroen, Both codes works!

    You don’t know howto get “uur/hour” after the time (20:30)

    i try it after (‘D j F Y – H:i)}} but did not succeed…

    see here:

    http://ravelijnheusden.nl/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/2016-08-18_14-56-23.png

    Thanks Anyway!

    Thread Starter Stoneboy707

    (@stoneboy707)

    Solved, Thanks Jeroen!, Have a nice and fine weekend!!

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