If you gou select Events Manager->Help in the WordPress backend you will see the following:
#_EVENTDATES Displays either a single date or a date range depending on your event dates. Format is taken from your Events Manager settings page.
Go to Events Manager settings and click on the Format tab and then click on Date/Time and the first field is “Date Time” and it says it for use with the #_EVENTDATES placeholder. The field should have the value m/d/Y in order to display the date as DD/MM/YYYY
That’s great, thanks.
I don’t necessarily want to change the way it displays everywhere if it’s possible to use the “# or #@” to change it in certain places?
It sounds like it is, I just can’t quite figure out what to actually do.
Thanks again,
Jon
I think it means that you can use the following placeholder to display the start date in the format DD/MM/YYYY: #_{d/m/Y}
Similarly you can use the following placeholder to display the end date in the same format: #@_{d/m/Y}
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This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by
joneiseman.
So, would I put #EVENTDATES#{d/m/Y} ?
Thanks
No, you should use the following: #_{d/m/Y}{is_long} – #@_{d/m/Y}{/is_long}
