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  • Plugin Author shauno

    (@shauno)

    The docs included with the plugin explain how to manipulate the date, using PHP’s built in date functions. For your requirements, you would use:

    <?php echo date('m/d/Y', strtotime(get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'date', true))); ?>

    The time is a bit more tricky, but still just uses a little PHP to manipulate the stored time:

    <?php
    $apm = 'AM';
    $time = explode(':', get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'time', true));
    if($time[0] == '00') {
    	$time[0] = '12';
    }else if($time[0] == 12) {
    	$apm = 'PM';
    }else if($time[0] > 12) {
    	$time[0] -= 12;
    	$apm = 'PM';
    }
    echo $time[0].':'.$time[1].' '.$apm;
    ?>

    Assuming you meta keys are ‘date’ and ‘time’ respectively. Just change them to what you have used otherwise.

    Thread Starter Zoviant

    (@zoviant)

    Can you please let me where I have to use these php codes

    Plugin Author shauno

    (@shauno)

    In the theme’s template you planned on using before. That completely depends on your theme and your planned use.

    Thread Starter Zoviant

    (@zoviant)

    Thank you, It’s working very well

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