[SOLVED] Name of the Day after "month"(Default theme)

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Metalltony
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7 Anni 7 Mesi fa - 7 Anni 7 Mesi fa #13110 da Metalltony

[SOLVED] Name of the Day after "month"(Default theme) è stato creato da Metalltony

Hey guys!
I think the title says it all.
I'm currently setting up a homepage and I would like to have the Name of the Day after the month "tag" or before the Date.

Now it looks like this:

I would like to have it like

I've already found the php file but i don't know what to put in. Can you guys tell me what's the "dayname"-php tag is?

thanks
Tony

Ultima Modifica 7 Anni 7 Mesi fa da Lyr!C. Motivo: [SOLVED]

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7 Anni 7 Mesi fa #13128 da Lyr!C

Risposta da Lyr!C al topic Name of the Day after "month"(Default theme)

Hello,

This is an option to be added, in my todo list, but don't yet when i will add it...

For now, the best way could be to create a custom theme pack (or if only this change, to do the change again after each iCagenda update).

Then, you can add this to get the weekday:

<?php echo JHtml::date($evt, 'l', false); ?>

It uses Joomla date fonction for translation in current language.
"$evt" is the datetime variable of the current date (YY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)
"l" is the php format for the date : php.net/manual/function.date.php
"false" as no need to set timezone here.

Of course, needs some styling ;-)

Hope this helps ?

Best Regards,
Cyril

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