Ed,
It is best to maintain dates in the tiddler serial number form for maximum
functionality, however use the view widget to present them in whatever
format you want.
If you want to proceed with the conversion still, we can provide advice on
how, but the simplest is to build a button containing a list widget that
locates, reformats and uses action set field widget to store the new date
(After import)
But again I recommend against this. In fact it may be wise to store you
desired formatting in a tiddler like this date-display. Then view widget
template={{date-display}} so it can be modified later with ease and update
everywhere you use it.
Regards
Tony
On Thursday, 1 October 2020 02:28:08 UTC+10, Ed Dixon wrote:
>
> Eric,
>
> This does look excellent! I have been looking for a good calendar that can
> replace the basic one I have been using and this looks perefect! Is it
> possible or can it automagicly import tiddlers from a tid file from my old
> TW but handle converting the dates to a US MM/DD/YYYY format? Regretfully I
> did not change the format early on and have been using the default format
> but would love to convert these in the process of changing the calendar if
> that is possible. I hope the question makes sense I plan to export all tids
> in a .tid (or other if needed) file and import them into a new clean TW5
> with this calendar plugin activated but have concerns about the date format
> used particualraly in the journal tids.?
>
> Thanks!
>
> On Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at 2:46:38 AM UTC-5 danraymond wrote:
>
>> Makes sense,
>>
>> I haven't myself changed any CSS.
>>
>> However I am using Stroll and the Whitespace theme. Will see what I can
>> find. Any suggested way to hunt this down?
>>
>> -----------edit------------
>> After some experimentation seems all my modal boxes act the same way!
>> Not sure of next step
>>
>> On Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at 5:42:11 PM UTC+10, Eric Shulman wrote:
>>>
>>> On Monday, September 28, 2020 at 11:52:45 PM UTC-7, danraymond wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Yes it's the one from the countdown.
>>>> I don't get a "close" button. See image
>>>>
>>>
>>> Wow. That is very odd. A normal modal message display has three parts:
>>> tc-modal-header, tc-modal-body, and tc-modal-footer.
>>>
>>> For the Countdown modal message:
>>> the tc-modal-header shows the name of the tiddler in which the timer
>>> occurs (i.e, "My Timers")
>>> the tc-modal-body shows the countdown message text (i.e., "my
>>> message")
>>> the tc-modal-footer shows the message box buttons (i.e., "close")
>>>
>>> Your snapshot appears to be showing only the tc-modal-body.
>>> I wonder if you have some CSS that is hiding the other parts.
>>>
>>> -e
>>>
>>
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