You need to add an additional filter on the frontend. Very basically it would look like this: Frontend (eg. single.php): echo apply_filters( ‘my_custom_persian_filter’, $post_date ); Backend (eg. functions.php) function persian_date_function( $date ) { $date = $converted_to_persian; // there you convert date to persian return $date; } add_filter( ‘my_custom_persian_filter’, ‘persian_date_function’ );
The post_date and post_date_gmt serves as the date that the post was created. For scheduled posts this will be the date on which the post is scheduled to be published. There is no reliable native method to determine the date when a scheduled post was added. For scheduled posts, you can try the post_modified or … Read more
get_queried_object not work in taxonomy page
It seems that “year” is a reserved word. I’ve changed it to “tour” and it works perfectly.
Editing the theme is a good way to get this done, if it’s a theme with updates from someone else I would make a child theme to prevent your changes being overwritten: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/ Another option is to make a plugin that utilizes a shortcode that allows any WordPress editor to just plug that shortcode into … Read more
In your sample code the $latest_posts is an instance of WP_Query class. If you want to get the latest post’s date, you should do this: $latest_posts = new WP_Query( $args ); $last_date=””; if ( $latest_posts->have_posts() ) { $latest_posts->the_post(); $last_date = get_the_date(); } return $last_date;
Compare ACF Date field to today or yesterday
ACF stores it’s dates in Ymd format, this is why i couldn’t compare. Make sure your date is in Ymd format when you compare it against an ACF datefield.
WordPress has date_i18n to retrieve the date in localised format, based on timestamp. Try: echo date_i18n(“d F Y (H:i)”,$date) ;
Display Category Name and Date Posted on Blog Post