Change widget calendar head

[Anonymous]

Hi!
Is there way I can change the display of the year and month in the calendar widget?
Currently it shows 2015 Nov. I’d like to chane it to fit Hungarian date standards, but couldn’t find a way to do it.
Your help is much appreciated!
Mart

[Franky]

I thought “2015 Nov” was the Hungarian standard, but anyway: if not to your liking, this change will help you (will be in 1.5.53):
added filters eme_cal_full_yearmonth and eme_cal_small_yearmonth, so you can change the header shown in the full/small calendar
See http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1287384

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the quick reply. 🙂
Yes, “Nov” is the same in Hungarian, but the calendar uses the English forms for the months and they are different for some other ones.
Looking forward to 1.5.53.

[Franky]

In fact, it’s a bug in a wordpress function (date_i18n), I’ve filed a bug report:
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/34711#ticket

[Anonymous]

Thank you. Then I’ll wait untill it’s fixed.

[Franky]

Check if the latest release helps you here …

[Anonymous]

Well, it still show the English short forms of the months.

I do appreciate your efforts though. Thanks for the great support!

[Franky]

Make sure to use the correct language in the wordpress settings.
Edit: and remove WPLANG from your wp-config.php file (is deprecated).

[Anonymous]

All checked, no luck so far. Months and dates are still in English.

[Franky]

In what language is your admin backend? And do you use multi-language plugin of some kind?

[Anonymous]

I’m using HUngarian exclusively both for front and backend. I figure that WP4.4beta might cause the problem. (Just a guess.)

[Franky]

The reason I’m asking this is that when I switch my site to e.g. Dutch, the calendar is translated correctly too …

[Anonymous]

With the latest WP4.4 and Twenty Sixteen update, my problem is gone. 🙂

[Franky]

Hmmm … 4.4 is not released yet, no? 🙂

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