Add date localization formating in config.yml

[nikurasutan]

My goal was to localize the date format so that on non-english websites all written Months and Days are replaced with the correct terms for the country. I wasn't yet able to get this working, but I will share, what I've achieved so far. But I will keep working on it.

[sylhare]

Alright let me know how it goes, I would like to see in a screenshot how different it appears from one format to another.
I like documentation on the formats:

There are different shorthand formats you can use:

• %Y: Year with century, if provided, will pad result at least 4 digits, e.g. 0000, 0001, 1995, 2009, 14292
• %C: year /100 (rounded down such as 20 in 2009)
• %y: year % 100 (00 ... 99)
• %m: Month of the year, zero padded (01 ... 12)
  • %_m: blank-padded ( 1 ... 12)
  • %-m: no-padded (1 ... 12)
• %B: Full month name (January)
• %b: The abbreviated month name (Jan)
• %h: Equivalent to %b
• %d: Day of the month, zero padded (01 ... 31)
  • %-d: no padded (1 ... 31)
• %e: Day of the month, blank padded ( 1 ... 31)
• %j: Day of the Year (001 ... 366)
• %A: Full day of the week (Sunday)
• %a: Abbreviated day of the week (Sun)
• %D: Date (Short for '%M/%d/%y')
• %F: The ISO 8601 date format '%Y-%m-%d'

That should be all relevant shorthands for your blog, but you can finde a full list here

[sylhare]

I can convert this pull request to "draft" until it's ready if you want @NikurasuKun
So that it stays there and you can continue working on it 👍

[nikurasutan]

Ok, I tried it in my holdays, but I don't get it working, sorry the formating is the most I can achieve.

[sylhare]

Alright, I will take a look

[danisztls]

I made a PR with localization for months. The same logic can be applied to the days of the week.

[sylhare]

I believe the localization was mainly for the month. In term of date formatting, that's another subject.
So I will close this PR as I consider it implemented.