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For example, I inserted that in a ‘Weekly schedule’ page.

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
    $( 'table.attmgr_weekly_all th .date' ).each(function(){
        d = $( this ).text().split( '/' );
        $( this ).text( d[1]+'-'+d[0] );
    });
});
</script>
[attmgr_weekly_all]

Or into “header.php” of your theme.

Hello,
How about the following way?

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
    $( 'table.attmgr_weekly_all th .date' ).each(function(){
        d = $( this ).text().split( '/' );
        $( this ).text( d[1]+'-'+d[0] );
    });
});
</script>

This is one of example.

In ver 0.4.4, parameter “hide” was added to short code [attmgr_weekly].
Because that is smallest changes than make a new short code.

usage: [attmgr_weekly id=”xx” hide=”1″]

In this case, it doesn’t show anything.

Parameter “hide” may omit.
And default value of “hide” is “false”.

I am depending on Google translation too much, because I am not good at English.
So I want to apologize for lack of my understanding.
Sorry.

Thank you for your feedback.
I will correct that.

Thank you for your feedback.

I wanted to use jQuery.
But a parameter to “wp_enqueue_script()” seems to have been insufficient.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script

3rd parameter: $deps
The handle of all the registered scripts that this script depends on, that is the scripts that must be loaded before this script.

5th parameter: $in_footer
When the theme has the wp_footer() template tag, the script is placed before the </body> end tag.

I will correct these parameters.
Thank you.

My extension module “12 hour clock (AM/PM) ” is here.
https://olbsys.com/extensions/codes/olb-addon-ampm/ampm-readme/

Hello,
Thank you for your feedback.

But, I couldn’t reproduce a reported problem from you.
I made a new site, and only OLB was activated, but no problems occurred.

[Environment]
WordPress: Ver 4.3.1 / 4.3 / 4.2.4
OLB: Ver 0.7.2
Theme: Twenty Fifteen

I couldn’t find the cause of your problem.
Try changing the theme to “Twenty Fifteen”.
Or make and try new test site.

I wish that your problem is settled early.

I imagined that, too.
Thank you.

Thank you for your suggestion.
That structure might be difficult for me. I feel so.
Because I’m still unskilled.
I can’t promise, but I’ll think about that.

Thank you.
I will think about whether to add a parameter to short code [attmgr_daily].
But it is still undecided.

Thank you very much.
I would like to think about adding a parameter to shortcode [attmgr_admin_scheduler].

Thank you.
I wish to keep this simple without adding options as much as possible.
But I would like to prepare hooks so that each user can customize this easily.

Thank you for your feedback.
That was corrected in ver 0.3.1.

Thank you for your feedback.

The following cord is the hint,
the user who isn’t “Administrator” will be able to edit “scheduler for administrator”.

Insert this cord into “functions.php” of the theme you use.

add_filter( 'attmgr_can_edit_admin_scheduler', 'my_filter', 99, 2 );
function my_filter( $result, $user ) {
	global $current_user;
	if ( ! $result ) {
		if ( current_user_can( 'editor' ) ) {
			$result = true;
		}
	}
	return $result;
}