Date Formatting

This is an overview of the various options you can use for the formatting of dates in [[date]], [[fulldate]], [[diffdate]], and in the various options in Administration » Weblogs.

The options you can use are:

%minute%	the number of minutes after the hour: from 00 to 59
%hour12%	inserts the hour from 00 to 11
%ampm%	inserts either AM or PM
%hour24%	inserts the hour from 00 to 23
%day%	insert the day, as a double digit from '01' to '31'
%ordday%	ordinal day - insert the day, as a number from 1 to 31	[>1.20b1]
%daynum%	insert the number of the day in the week, from 1 to 7
%dayname%	insert the name of the day, as defined by your language file
%weekday%	insert the name of the day, as defined by your language file (same as %dayname%)
%weeknum%	the number of the week, from 1 to 53
%month%	the number of the month, as a double digit from '01' to '12'
%ordmonth%	ordinal month - the number of the month, from 1 to 12	[>1.20b1]
%monthname%	insert the name of the month, as defined by your language file
%monname%	insert the short name of the month, as defined by your language file
%year%	the year, in four digits: like '2004'
%ye%	the year, in two digits: like '04'
%aye%	apostrophe year - the year, in two digits: prefixed with a typographically correct apostrophe, like ’04	[>1.20b1]

This is an overview of the various options you can use for the formatting of dates in relation to Archives. These are used in Administration » Create / Edit Weblog, step 1 of 3. Section: Archive Settings Field: Archive List format

NOTE

%st_xxxx% ⇔ designates a starting date
%en_xxxx% ⇔ designates an ending date.

The options you can use are:

%st_day%	%en_day%	insert the day, as a double digit from '01' to '31'
%st_ordday%	%en_ordday%	ordinal day - insert the day, as a number from 1 to 31	[>1.20b1]
%st_daynum%	%en_daynum%	insert the number of the day in the week, from 1 to 7
%st_dayname%	%en_dayname%	insert the name of the day, as defined by your language file
%st_weekday%	%en_weekday%	insert the name of the day, as defined by your language file (same as %dayname%)
%st_weeknum%	%en_weeknum%	the number of the week, from 1 to 53
%st_month%	%en_month%	the number of the month, as a double digit from '01' to '12'
%st_ordmonth%	%en_ordmonth%	ordinal month - the number of the month, from 1 to 12	[>1.20b1]
%st_monthname%	%en_monthname%	insert the name of the month, as defined by your language file
%st_monname%	%en_monname%	insert the short name of the month, as defined by your language file
%st_year%	%en_year%	the year, in four digits: like '2004'
%st_ye%	%en_ye%	the year, in two digits: like '04'
%st_aye%	%en_aye%	apostrophe year - the year, in two digits: prefixed with a typographically correct apostrophe, like ’04	[>1.20b1]