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Last updated by Luo Yang Il y a 7 années et 2 mois.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
I am trying to: Show date with a part in superscript
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I've a custom date field. I'm using following code to show the date:
[types field='tour-start-date' style='text' format='jS F Y'][/types]
Now I wanted to show the part of the date - example(1st), (5th), (2nd), (3rd), is superscript.
Based on this doc: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_modified_date#Date_with_superscript_or_subscript_number_suffixes
I updated the code from: [types field='tour-start-date' style='text' format='jS F Y'][/types] to
[types field='tour-start-date' style='text' format='j\<\s\u\p\>S\<\/\s\u\p\> F Y'][/types]
as well as
[types field='tour-start-date' style='text' format='j \<\s\u\p\>S\<\/\s\u\p\> F Y'][/types]
I expected to see:
the latter part of the date i.e. (1st), (5th), (2nd), (3rd), is superscript.
Instead, I got:
In the first case, the date does not come, instead I get the following text: 00000000p
In the second case, the date comes, and still get the following text: 00000000p
In both the cases, the desired characters do not come in second case.
