It seems like it really follows the browser language.
In Firefox dev edition (browser language is english) it shows mm/dd/yyyy date. In chrome that is Estonian for me it shows dd.mm.yyy and everything in Estonian. While it seems elegant solution, this might cause date input errors due to many people installing EN-us version browsers.
Put some items in car as a guest. Then go to submit a quote request, its in estonian language- "KÜSI HINNAPAKKUMIST" the white button.
Then a form appears, to fill and the dates there are formated:
mm / dd / yyyy
While I need it to be dd.mm.yyyy
Also I could not translate the months names and the button "clear" with loco translate, so maybe you can give me some hints, how to address those.
Thanks and best regards,
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The date there uses the standard HTML <input type="date"> field. How that is displayed depends on the locale of the user's browser.
So basically the format and the text / language there is not part of the website, it is instead rendered by the browser.
When I open it on your site I actually see dd.mm.yyyy , probably because of my browser settings.
I checked https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/date but from what I understand I don't think there is a way to force a format.
Similarly I believe the language is the language set in the user's browser.
Let me know your thoughts,
Kind regards,
Stefan
Hi!
It seems like it really follows the browser language.
In Firefox dev edition (browser language is english) it shows mm/dd/yyyy date. In chrome that is Estonian for me it shows dd.mm.yyy and everything in Estonian. While it seems elegant solution, this might cause date input errors due to many people installing EN-us version browsers.