First let me say that I'm just getting started using Radiant; it looks very cool and will be useful to the client I'm setting it up for.
I wanted to note the method I used to set the timezone for my installation so it will be in the mailing list archives, and to make a very small suggestion. I found the details regarding setting the timezone in app/models/radiant/config.rb which pointed me to http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/TimeZone.html for details on TimeZone specification in Rails. For my installation I did: $ ./script/console production >> Radiant::Config["local.timezone"] = "Pacific Time (US & Canada)" It was useful to find a to_hash method as well: >> Radiant::Config.to_hash => {"defaults.page.parts"=>"body, extended", "defaults.page.status"=>"draft", "admin.title"=>"Radiant CMS", "admin.subtitle"=>"Publishing for Small Teams", "local.timezone"=>"Pacific Time (US & Canada)"} My suggestion would be to alter the updated_at string that shows in the page edit view (app/views/admin/page/edit.rhtml) to show the timezone. It gets the string from the timestamp method in app/helpers/application_helper.rb which looks like: adjust_time(time).strftime("%I:%M <small>%p</small> on %B %d, %Y") If it was adjust_time(time).strftime("%I:%M <small>%p</small> %Z on %B %d, %Y") then the time zone would also appear on the "page editing" page. I expect we'll have people in multiple time zones editing pages, and this would help them. Thanks for a very cool app! Bill
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