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Wordpress Hebrew Date Plugin Has a New Home

Posted by KosherJava on November 5, 2006 - ט"ו חשון תשס"ז | Tagged as: Software Dev, Site News, WordPress

The Hebrew date Plugin has not been in active development for a while, and I am pleased to announce that it now has a new home at mikeage.net. Mike added a config page as well as a few new options. The plugin can be downloaded from Mike’s Site. In addition to Mike’s work, Jacob […]

Hebrew Date Plugin Version 0.9 Released

Posted by KosherJava on August 15, 2005 - י' אב תשס"ה | Tagged as: Software Dev, WordPress

As pointed out in a comment on the Wordpress Hebrew Date Plugin page, there was a PHP function isJewishLeapYear missing from the plugin that caused issues when the month was Adar. I added this to the file and relesed it as version 0.9. I do not have any posts in Adar, so I can’t really […]

New Version of the Hebrew Date Plugin Available

Posted by KosherJava on June 26, 2005 - כ' סיון תשס"ה | Tagged as: WordPress

A new version (v0.3.0) of the Hebrew Date Plugin is now available. This fixes the post time formatting issue. The code is crude and relies on the detection of a ‘:’ in the Date String to determine that it is a time and not date. This works well with the default Wordpress 1.5 theme […]

Wordpress Hebrew Date Plugin Alpha Release

Posted by KosherJava on June 26, 2005 - כ' סיון תשס"ה | Tagged as: WordPress

I just hacked a simple plugin that displays Hebrew dates alongside the current Gregorian dates on posts. This is now active on this site. The alpha quality code (v0.2.0) is now available for your testing. For the most part the code is almost identical to the PHP code that I wrote to display Jewish […]

Wordpress “Site Unavailable” Plugin Tweak

Posted by KosherJava on June 24, 2005 - י"ח סיון תשס"ה | Tagged as: Site News, WordPress

Since I am constantly tweaking things here (will settle down soon), I found myself looking for an easy way to temporarily bring the site offline. I came across the Site Unavailable plugin. It did exactly what I expected it to do, but the simple <h3></h3> html code that the plugin generated left a lot to […]