free typed :

echo '<a href="'.$Item->get_permanent_url().'">';
$Item->issue_time( array(
		'before'    => ' ',
		'after'     => '',
	));
echo $Item->dget('title').'</a>'."\n";

There's probably a date_format param for the issue_time ;)

¥

one could also use Item->issue_date and get the ... blog's default date format, but yes: one would copy and paste the "after" line then change "after" to "format" and make the format using the stuff that php likes about date and time formats, which one would find by hitting their Global settings then Regions tab and pretending like they are making a new locale. I think using issue_date would be easier but that's cuz I'm real lazy.

Thanks for your kind help, but which file should this be added to (and should it replace anything?)

Best,
C

I hope I can just give this thread a little *bump*

Thanks,
Christian

index.main.php or maybe posts.main.php or maybe single.main.php or maybe page.main.php or maybe all of 'em. in /skins/picks-el-green/ folder. Which ones depends on what your skin has. If it only has index.* then do that, else do whatever you have. Each of the others is for it's own type of page is the thing.

EdB wrote:

index.main.php or maybe posts.main.php or maybe single.main.php or maybe page.main.php or maybe all of 'em. in /skins/picks-el-green/ folder. Which ones depends on what your skin has. If it only has index.* then do that, else do whatever you have. Each of the others is for it's own type of page is the thing.

You were absolutely right! Thanks!

For others who'd like to try the same, search for the string "bTitle", and modify it to something like this:

                                        <h3 class="bTitle"><?php $Item->title(); ?></h3>

                                        <p align="right"><?php

                                        echo '<a href="'.$Item->get_permanent_url().'">';

                                        $Item->issue_date( array(
                                        'date_format' => 'd. M Y',
                                         ));

                                        $Item->issue_time( array(
                                         ));

                                        ?></a></p>

Editing the date_format should be easy