• Resolved BobBalm

    (@bobbalm)


    Ok, I realize this has probably been asked a lot of times before, but I can’t for the life of me find a straight and clear answer to this question.

    Above my WordPress blogposts, it has the date stamp of that post. Currently it says, f.e.:

    “March 18, 2014”

    I need it to say:

    “18 maart 2014”

    So far I have been able to translate ‘March’ into ‘maart’ using the locale.php file in the wp-includes folder. But I can’t find whatever file or code it is that controls the order in which the elements are placed. I found a separate section in locale.php that seemed to be about the date, time and date/time order (had the F j, Y thing going on), so I changed that. But that didn’t do the trick.

    I also looked in the twentythirteen.pot file, but I couldn’t find anything related to post dates (just archive and so on).

    I’ve searched a few resources (Translating WordPress and php date page) but none of them make it very clear what file I need to be editing or what code needs adding/changing.

    I’m using a custom childtheme of Twentythirteen. Can anyone help me?

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  • Thread Starter BobBalm

    (@bobbalm)

    Tried to delete but couldn’t find the option; Never mind, I solved it. Turns out I was looking far too deep into the system (used to that). It’s of course just a setting in WordPress backend -_- I feel stupid now.

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