Hey Basker,
The plugin uses the WordPress date_i18n function which should output the date in whatever language your WordPress installation is set to. Is your WordPress installation in English or German?
Just a side note, that the plugin contains other date formats which don’t rely on translation, such as 30.4.2015, or the ‘Posted 5 days ago’ format which can be translated on the plugin’s ‘Custom Text/Translate’ settings page.
John
Hey! The installation was in english, but later set to german. It’s a litte bit messed up as far as i can see. It’s now “Januar 15th” So, it’s the german name of the month but the english th. xD
Is there a way to change that?
If you want to remove the ‘th’ part at the end of the date then you’d need to edit the source code of the plugin. If you open the plugin’s custom-facebook-feed.php file and on line 1484 you’ll see the following:
case '3':
$print = date_i18n('F jS', $original);
You’d need to remove the ‘S’ so that it reads:
case '3':
$print = date_i18n('F j', $original);
Let me know whether that makes sense.
John
Awesome, glad to hear that 🙂
Hope you’re having a good weekend.
John
