Leandro Dimitrio

Hey man!

Try going to WordPress SEO settings > Titles, and change the title separator to anything other than “-“.

Got it!

Managed to do it by setting both “child_of” and “parent” to $term_id.

$termchildren = get_terms($taxonomy_name,array('child_of'=>$current_term->term_id,'parent' => $current_term->term_id));

Cheers!

Even better, I changed line 63 from:

$newdate = date_i18n("j \d\e F \d\e Y, G:i", strtotime($created_at));

to

$newdate = date_i18n(get_option('date_format') . ', ' . get_option('time_format'), strtotime($created_at));

That way, it gets both date and time from WP’s database ??

Cheers

One thing I had to change manually in latest-tweets.php, in order to have the date displayed according to our local settings, was to use date_i18n.

In line 60, I changed from:

$final = apply_filters('latest_tweets_render_tweet', $html, $date, $link );
            if( $final === $html ){
                $final = '<p class="tweet-text">'.$html.'</p>'.
                         '<p class="tweet-details"><a href="'.$link.'" target="_blank">'.$date.'</a></p>';
            }
            $rendered[] = $final;

To:

$final = apply_filters('latest_tweets_render_tweet', $html, $date, $link );
            if( $final === $html ){
				$newdate = date_i18n("j \d\e F \d\e Y, G:i", strtotime($created_at));
                $final = '<p class="tweet-text">'.$html.'</p>'.
                         '<p class="tweet-details"><a href="'.$link.'" target="_blank">'.$newdate.'</a></p>';
            }
            $rendered[] = $final;

Sure thing!

I think we can carry it on through localize.biz… what do you say?