morph3us

Hey guys,

i’m a little late to the party, sorry. But as I stumbled upon this thread because I had the very same problem and there was no solution available and as I have come up with a (admittedly pretty hacky) workaround, I thought I’d at least give some hints.
It totally works fine for me, though I am using the posterboard layout.

Our work is going to be done in the agenda.twig (mine is the “posterboard.twig” located in the “C:\xampp\htdocs\mysite\wp-content\plugins\all-in-one-event-calendar-extended-views\public\themes-ai1ec\vortex\twig” folder, whereas yours would be somewhere at “C:\xampp\htdocs\mysite\wp-content\plugins\all-in-one-event-calendar\public\themes-ai1ec\vortex\twig”. Mind however, that I was dumb enough to edit the provided theme, so your path would be different, still.)

On line 15 you see where the month’ name is called.
It looks like this: <div class=”ai1ec-month”>{{ date_info.month }}</div>

You can replace this line with the following code. You might need to edit the if clause according to your language settings.

<div class=”ai1ec-month”>
{% if date_info.month == “Jan” %}
01.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Feb” %}
02.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Mar” %}
03.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Apr” %}
04.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “May” %}
05.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Jun” %}
06.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Jul” %}
07.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Aug” %}
08.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Sep” %}
09.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Oct” %}
10.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Nov” %}
11.
{% endif %}
{% if date_info.month == “Dec” %}
12.
{% endif %}
</div>

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by morph3us.