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#[arush]Hey @gwg I found a plugin conflict between Simple Location and the WordPress Hebrew Date plugins and am going to attempt to fix since I use both. Is that something that would be worth shipping as a contribution to the repo?
#[arush]Sure. When Simple Location is not active, the Hebrew date is displayed along with the Gregorian date for posts, pages and comments. Once SL is active, the Hebrew date is missing.
#[arush]Would it be helpful if I temporarily deactivate SL so you can see the difference?
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#GWG[arush]: Can I have the url of the plugin in question?
#Loqi[Hatul] Description
The plugin preview Hebrew date in date of post and date of comments.
The hebrew date format able to change in options page of the plugin.
Shortcode
You can add the shortcode [today_hebdate] in posts or pages for show the hebrew date of ...
#[arush]@gwg interesting I didn't know that re: the sunset code.
#GWG[arush]: I only ever mentioned it at IWC NYC on the create day
#[arush]@gwg I've never looked at much of SL code except for some of the options pages display, so didn't even think that would be a possibility.
#[arush]Also I had no idea Loqui would extract content from WP trac links so sorry about that.
#GWGProbably I could fix it by changing the timezone at priority 9.
#GWGBut personally speaking, if I were returning something that was not compatible...like two dates...I'd do it at priority 99 so everything else would run before it
#GWG[arush]: Your use case is to display the Hebrew date side by side with the US date? In Hebrew or English only?
#[arush]Display in English alongside Gregorian. English only, no Hebrew.
#[arush]Sorry, Gregorian alongside Hebrew date in English.
#[arush]For example, Tuesday 14 June 2022 (15 Sivan 5782)