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Indeed, if php-intl is available, Settings → Language → Lastupdate → Dateformat is ignored. Thanks. It might be an idea to provide this information in the settings page...? XH_formatDate() is used by lastupdate() (and some other functions/plugins) to actually format the date/time. I see, thanks.

... Could you please give these examples for January, 15th?... That would be 15/1-18 (j/n-y). A good thing about this format is that it is not used in English notation, so you can always be sure that it is day/month-year. When you use day-month-year you can not be sure if it has to be read as day-m...

Sorry, I have not been aware of your answer until now.
Actually I have used 1/1-18, but that's no big deal, and 01.01.2018 or 01-01-2018 is more common, especially now a days.
So now I'm just curious, what is Settings → Language → Lastupdate → Dateformat used for?

Hm, ok, thanks. At least I got rid of the English names, and that was good!

I am afraid I still do not understand how to control the date format. If I change the line 2567 in functions.php I am allowed to use the setting in Settings → Language → Lastupdate → Dateformat, but then I get English names for days and months, even with Settings → Language → Locale → All set to "da...

That's better. Thank you very much!

No, Settings → Configuration → Format → Date / Time does not allow me to define how I want the format. First of all I do not want an English format, and I do not seem to even be able to get rid of that? Edit: I have tried to set Dateformat to "j. n Y, H:i" in Settings → Language → Lastupdate - Datef...

Isn't it possible to define how you want the timestamp to be formatted any longer?

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