Anonymous
What’s wrong with the admin tools at Options -> Other Options -> time_difference? Did you just miss it or is it causing issues for you? Seems like this would be a painful way to solve it and I’m usually of the mindset that fixing it is better then hacking it. Anyway, just curious what the throught process was behind this.
Anonymous
My calendar on my page did not display the written month, did not highlight a date, and did not seperate the archives for November and December until I made a post for December.
Then the calendar showed December, highlited the “1” and updated the archives.
Is this a bug to be reported because if one was on vacation when the month changed and was not able to update their blog, I would think that would be a slight problem.
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amin
(@amin)
flickerfly wrote:
What’s wrong with the admin tools at Options -> Other Options -> time_difference? Did you just miss it or is it causing issues for you? Seems like this would be a painful way to solve it and I’m usually of the mindset that fixing it is better then hacking it. Anyway, just curious what the throught process was behind this.
I did try to use time_difference but it made no difference at all. Continues to show the server time/date. Maybe I’m using it the wrong way…?
The time_difference option should just contain the number of hours difference between your server time and your desired display time. In my case, my server is in the Pacific time zone, but I’m in Central. So I enter ‘2’ in that field to indicate that it should add two hours.
Also note that changing the value will not affect the timestamp on posts already in your database. It will only affect posts that you make after changing the setting.
Anonymous
Hi. I also have the wrong date and time displayed and I can’t figure out what’s wrong. How do you know what the time zone of the server is?
Anonymous
i have this problem too, wrong date being shown, and can’t figure out how to change it?!
