Hi @dunc_sf,
Thanks for your message.
I think the default output from this should be taking your settings from WordPress > Settings.
Can you confirm if this is correct?
Thanks,
Jack
Thanks for the quick reply.
No, it seems not to.
It outputs as 2017-08-09 17:35:22 where my WordPress settings as they are at the monet should output 9th August 2017, 2:07pm.
I’ve just noticed I’m actually using [post_date_gmt]. What’s the difference between the two codes? Should I just be using [post_date]?
Hi @dunc_sf,
In that case, i’ll investigate and see if I can change this in a future version.
[post_date_gmt] is exactly the same as [post_date] except it outputs in the GMT timezone instead.
Thanks,
Jack
Thanks Jack, that would be great. Ideally, just some PHP-esque formatting would be ideal, as per my original post.
Ah, you’ve done it already!! You legend 🙂 That’s phenomenal support.
For anyone visiting this thread in future, you can now use [current_date] and [current_time] which will display in the way that you’ve set WordPress to display dates and times (Settings -> General).
Hi @dunc_sf,
You can use those but it will show the current date and time of the email as opposed to the date and time that the post was published.
Just wanted to clarify that but hope the new shortcodes help!
Thanks,
Jack