Translate blog post dates

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Hi, 

How do I translate the name of the month on a blog post to another language?

Is this on the individual blog posts like https://www.mom-me.dk/blog/blog-post-title-four-r3kyz?

It should be on all blog posts, also future ones.

On 11/8/2021 at 4:28 PM, MomMe said:

It should be on all blog posts, also future ones.

Try adding to Settings > Advanced > Code Injection > Footer

<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.5.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script>
  const translate = {
    Jan: "New Jan",
    	Feb: "New Feb",
    	Mar: "New Mar",
    	Apr: "New Apr",
    	May: "New May",
    	Jun: "New Jun",
    	Jul: "New Jul",
    	Aug: "New Aug",
    	Sep: "New Sep",
    	Oct: "New Oct",
    	Nov: "New Nov",
    	Dec: "New Dec"
}
const translate1 = {
    	January: "New Januanry",
    	February: "New February",
    	March: "New March",
    	April: "New April",
    	May: "New May",
    	June: "New June",
    	July: "New July",
    	August: "New August",
    	September: "New September",
    	October: "New October",
    	November: "New November",
    	December: "New December"
}
const day = {
    
    Monday: "New Monday",
    Tuesday: "New Tuesday",
    Wednesday: "New Wednesday",
    Thursday: "New Thursday",
    Friday: "New Friday",
    Saturday: "New Saturday",
    Sunday: "New Sunday"
}
$(document).ready(function() {
 $('time.blog-meta-item--date span').each(function(i, e) {
     const text = $(e).html()
     $(e).html(translate[text])
 })
 
})
S.fn.init [document]
const translate = {
    Jan: "New Jan",
    	Feb: "New Feb",
    	Mar: "New Mar",
    	Apr: "New Apr",
    	May: "New May",
    	Jun: "New Jun",
    	Jul: "New Jul",
    	Aug: "New Aug",
    	Sep: "New Sep",
    	Oct: "New Oct",
    	Nov: "New Nov",
    	Dec: "New Dec"
}
const translate1 = {
    	January: "New Januanry",
    	February: "New February",
    	March: "New March",
    	April: "New April",
    	May: "New May",
    	June: "New June",
    	July: "New July",
    	August: "New August",
    	September: "New September",
    	October: "New October",
    	November: "New November",
    	December: "New December"
}
const day = {
    
    Monday: "New Monday",
    Tuesday: "New Tuesday",
    Wednesday: "New Wednesday",
    Thursday: "New Thursday",
    Friday: "New Friday",
    Saturday: "New Saturday",
    Sunday: "New Sunday"
}
$(document).ready(function() {
 $('time.blog-meta-item--date span').each(function(i, e) {
     const text = $(e).html()
     $(e).html(translate[text])
 })
 $('time.blog-meta-item--date span').each(function(i, e) {
     let text = $(e).html()
     for(let key in translate) {
         text = text.replace(key, translate[key])
     }
     for(let key in day) {
         text = text.replace(key, day[key])
     }
     console.log(text)
     $(e).html(text)
 })
})
</script>

Sorry tuanphan, it didn't work....

On 11/19/2021 at 3:00 AM, MomMe said:

Sorry tuanphan, it didn't work....

It looks like you removed date. Do you still need help?

If it can be solved, then yes. I will prefer the date to be there but not in english 😉

7 hours ago, MomMe said:

If it can be solved, then yes. I will prefer the date to be there but not in english 😉

Try to enable again we can suggest using Intl API for dateformat

It's enabled again 😉 

2 hours ago, MomMe said:

It's enabled again 😉 

What language and date format

4 hours ago, MomMe said:

It's enabled again 😉 

Is it correct

Like this: 6. august 2021 😉