I really like the style of this plugin so I decided to make it work for myself. Looking around here I saw that serveral ppl have the same issues.
Language fix:
At the very end just before the ending "?>" add this function:
PHP Code:
function translateDateSE($string) {
$date = array("/January/", "/February/", "/March/", "/May/", "/June/", "/July/", "/August/", "/October/", "/May/", "/Oct/", "/Monday/", "/Tuesday/", "/Wednesday/", "/Thursday/", "/Friday/", "/Saturday/", "/Sunday/", "/Mon/", "/Tue/", "/Wed/", "/Thu/", "/Fri/", "/Sat/", "/Sun/");
$dateSE = array( "Januari", "Februari", "Mars", "Maj", "Juni", "Juli", "Augusti", "Oktober", "Maj", "Okt", "Måndag", "Tisdag", "Onsdag", "Torsdag", "Fredag", "Lördag", "Söndag", "Mån", "Tis", "Ons", "Tor", "Fre", "Lör", "Sön");
return preg_replace($date, $dateSE, $string);}
It is an ugly way to translate but it works. Please make you own language changes in the second array, $dateSE.
Then you need to call this function just before the "$final_date".
PHP Code:
$format_date = translateDateSE($format_date);//NEW, added by YOU.
$final_date = explode("-",$format_date);//Original appr. line 50.
Secondly, the break of many Yoothemes. You need to get rid of the ugly tables. Here's what I did:
PHP Code:
$display = "<div class=\"date\" style=\"float:left;\" >
<div class=\"date_month\">".$final_date[1]."</div>
<div class=\"date_day\">".$final_date[0]."</div>
<div class=\"date_year\">".$final_date[2]."</div>
</div>";
//$yj_date .= '<table width="100%" border="0"><tr valign="top">';
//$yj_date .= '<td class="yj_date">';
//$yj_date .= $display.'</td><td style="width:100%;">';
//echo $yj_date;
echo $display;
//$row->text = '</td></tr></table> </td></tr></table> <table width="100%"><tr><td>'.$row->text;
You can remove the "//" commented code. I kept it so you can see where I am. Note the first line, I added som style to the div in order to place it where I wanted it. There are a lot more style attributes you can use. Seconly you need to add the "echo $display" to show all div's without the tables.
And yeah, the file is in \plugins\content\yj_date.php.
Hope it helps, cheers, \\LF