Thank you very much! I need this from some time ago!!
Where is that option? Can’t find it, and I need 24h format for a Norwegian site.
For every weird time format option, there’s a 24hr format one.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s%2Fczm5ubi6jzfeft9%2Fw0b6g.png
That’s great, thanks! And there is no way the time picker in the editor can become 24h as well?
Oh I hear you @alicee To me that time picking panel doesn’t make a lot of sense either…
Hours starting at 12 hurt my brain. Users outside the AM PM zones can never tell the difference between 12 PM and 12 AM. Which is which? I personally never remember. We must be a lot in this case.
Webflow has started to work on multilanguage and localization. And they also started to ctively work on accessibility. Both are huge tasks. Maybe we will see some changes to address worldwide particularities like the time picker.
Would be cool to have larger panel, centered and more focussed. I don’t get why a popover has to be tiny and hooked to the field. If the field is at the bottom of the screen the whole UI jumps up to make room for it while it’s open.
That would be so nice! The person that is going to have the editor access on this page I’m making is in his 50s, he’s not that good in English, and probably doesn’t know the difference between AM an PM either So I’m happy to hear that you guys are starting to work on multilanguage and localization
Just to clarify, I’m not working for Webflow I’m only a user. The informations I’m giving you about what Webflow is working on are public, I get them from the forum, video interviews, press releases etc. I know certain work has started but I wouldn’t know for when results are due nor what will be the scope of them.
So in total honesty the mockup I’ve done in Photoshop in my previews answer most likely will never happen as is It’s kind of a fantasy, I can’t help
Aha, I see Well, I really appreciated your help!
Thank you this is still working well. Just a note though the changes will not be visible in Designer. I had to publish the page and view it Live to see the effects. So I spent a while thinking it was not working before discovering this, might be worth to mention on the page!
I take for granted that everyone understand that anything JS has results only in Publish. You’re right, I shouldn’t, and should make this clear. Thanks!
Hello @vincent super script! Unfortunately, I can’t find the format for the date with the number and the full month name.
There’s none sometimes, you need to COMPOSE it with several text elements. You’ll put the class on individual elements.
So basically, you make a DIV, you set it to flex horizontal, them you add some text elements with 4px right margin, plus the translating class, then you bind each text element to the same date field, and you use each element for one component of a date.
Hi Naïma, the script translates days and months from the default english to another language.
If you have several language, you can put the appropriate script on each page, ie the french script on the french page, etc… Does it help?
Hey Vincent! thank you for this great set it’s awsome!!
I just have a question regarding using it in conjunction with finsweet attributes. I have a blog with a load functionality and a pagination element. The issue is that when we go on the published version of the blog page the script only affects the first page. Do you have any suggestions.
Here’s the shared link:
Here’s a published page
https://previbois.webflow.io/categories-nouvelles/appels-a-tous
That’s expected, a JS code runs after the content of the page is loaded (well at the same time but that’s why we put those code at the end of the body, so that they execute after the initial content ios loaded), and doesn’t execute again when the page content changes because of another script.
So you have to see with finsweet or another JS developer how to/if it’s possible to have my code run again after a change in the page.
Jean-Paul, I have asked @Finsweet about this and they have that use case covered by their API already. Here is their answer:
They have to update the JavaScript code to integrate it with the Attributes API!
CMS Load API for Webflowrenderitems
event allows users to hook into what’s currently being displayed, so they can run any logic like the string translation
Finsweet never ceases to impress me.
Thank you Vincent for the quick reply! You are a life saver!
When I started searching for a solution I stumbled upon that solution but wasnt sure if it was the right thing to do. At least it confirms it. Im still a beginner in javascript so I have to wrap my head around the logic of getting the data from external API.
Encore une fois un gros merci à toi Vincent!!
De rien fréro !
What would be super cool is that when you succeed in integrating my script with finsweet’s API, you come back here to explain to the community how to do. And we can then use your work as a contribution on the page of my script so it’s readymade for the next users in need of the solution. Let’s collaborate!
Great idea!!
I’ll try my best to come up with a solution!!