Thanks for the reply.
Didn’t really work, but I found an interms workaround.
What I found out:
Under Settings/General I can choose between the following formats:
dd-mm-yy&d-m-Y”>23-10-2024 (d-m-Y)
mm-dd-yy&m-d-Y”>10-23-2024 (m-d-Y)
yy-mm-dd&Y-m-d”>2024-10-23 (Y-m-d)
dd/mm/yy&d/m/Y”>23/10/2024 (d/m/Y)
mm/dd/yy&m/d/Y”>10/23/2024 (m/d/Y)
yy/mm/dd&Y/m/d”>2024/10/23 (Y/m/d)
dd.mm.yy&d.m.Y”>23.10.2024 (d.m.Y)
mm.dd.yy&m.d.Y”>10.23.2024 (m.d.Y)
yy.mm.dd&Y.m.d”>2024.10.23 (Y.m.d)
Looking at Settings/Frontend Views I only have these formats (missing “dd.mm.yy&d.m.Y”>23.10.2024 (d.m.Y)”)
Default
“Y-m-d”>2024-10-23
“m/d/Y”>10/23/2024
“d/m/Y”>23/10/2024
Maybe it would be nice in the future to
a) have the same settings in both views or
b) the the user provide it’s own date pattern
Workaround:
When I use [em_events view=”staggered_grid”] the 12th month is written as December
Now, when I use [em_events view=”rows”] the 12th month is written as Dezember, which is more german. So, I switched to rows, which looks better
