Customizing datetime format of post captions AND default category.

  • Unknown's avatar
    filippolepri · Member ·

    I’m a total newbie here, so please pardon my ignorance. :(
    Two questions.

    – 1-

    I’ve choosen the “Greyezed” theme for my blog.

    My problem is about the post caption (is this the correct word? … however I mean THIS:

    As I post more than one article per day, I need TIME (more than date) to be shown, for example like this: “Pubblicato: 24 ottobre 2014 alle 8:30”

    – 2-

    Is it posible to choose a default category for my posts? (which I post mainly from the iPhone app, so if it’s possible, I’d need the default category to be working on the app too).

    Thanks in advance,

    Filippo

    The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)

  • Unknown's avatar
    gracejiyoung · Member ·

    HI there,

    As I post more than one article per day, I need TIME (more than date) to be shown, for example like this: “Pubblicato: 24 ottobre 2014 alle 8:30”

    Please note that the time stamp appearing in the byline is dependent on the theme.

    One of our long term volunteers has a list of themes that do that here:

    https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/time-stamp-on-my-posts?replies=4#post-1482382

    Is it posible to choose a default category for my posts? (which I post mainly from the iPhone app, so if it’s possible, I’d need the default category to be working on the app too).

    You can choose the default category for your blog under Settings > Writing in your dashboard. Next to “Default Post Category” use the drop down menu to select what category you want to use as the default.

    Then, when you write or edit a post, you can choose a different category using the Categories module. You can see how that looks in the post editor here: Adding Categories via the Categories Module

    In the mobile app you will be able to see the categories and just the touch the one you want.

    Cheers!

  • Unknown's avatar
    filippolepri · Member ·

    Hi Grace,

    thanks for your answer.

    About the “time and date” question, following the link you gave me I found the solution: adding time (“G:i”) at the DATE timestamp.

    Thks,

    FL

  • Unknown's avatar
    gracejiyoung · Member ·

    You’re very welcome!

    Cheers!

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