Plugin Author
LBell
(@lbell)
That should be set by your locale. Try switching locale?
Where is this happening? On the calendar, or the popup?
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This reply was modified 1 year ago by
LBell.
It’s on the calendar. It used to show 12-hr until I added locale=”en-GB” to set the first day as Monday, that’s when it changed to 24-hr.
Plugin Author
LBell
(@lbell)
You can override the time format using the fc_args
shortcode argument.
Something like: fc_args='{"timeFormat":"h(:mm)t"}'
should do the trick.
https://fullcalendar.io/docs/v3/timeFormat
Unfortunately, that did not work.
I think it’s because of the local code, I have it set to a different country to show Monday as the first day, but I’m in the US. When I use the US locale, it defaults back to Sunday.
I figured it out. I removed the local code and added fc_args='{“firstDay”:”1″}’