[Longbow]

On our site, bbp-reply-post-date needs a space, after the word On.
User OnJanuary 20, 2021 at 9:29 #6329

How can I add a space after “On”, before the month, or delete the word “On”?

https://interactivelegal.us/forums/topic/its-a-new-forum/

[Robin W]

it looks like your theme or another plugin is heavily altering the display – what theme are you using ?

[Longbow]

Hey Robin,
Theme is Publisher

https://community.betterstudio.com/publisher-doc/publisher-introduction/

[Robin W]

ok, I’d start by logging a ticket with them and see what they come back with

[Longbow]

I’m digging through php and can’t locate where the word “On” gets inserted.

bbpress/includes/replies/template/php

lines 660-680

	function bbp_get_reply_post_date( $reply_id = 0, $humanize = false, $gmt = false ) {
		$reply_id = bbp_get_reply_id( $reply_id );

		// 4 days, 4 hours ago
		if ( ! empty( $humanize ) ) {
			$gmt_s  = ! empty( $gmt ) ? 'G' : 'U';
			$date   = get_post_time( $gmt_s, $gmt, $reply_id );
			$time   = false; // For filter below
			$result = bbp_get_time_since( $date );

		// August 4, 2012 at 2:37 pm
		} else {
			$date   = get_post_time( get_option( 'date_format' ), $gmt, $reply_id, true );
			$time   = get_post_time( get_option( 'time_format' ), $gmt, $reply_id, true );
			$result = sprintf( _x( '%1$s at %2$s', 'date at time', 'bbpress' ), $date, $time );
		}

		// Filter & return
		return apply_filters( 'bbp_get_reply_post_date', $result, $reply_id, $humanize, $gmt, $date, $time );
	}

[Longbow]

Robin,
Doubtful they’d have a response. Is the ‘On’ atypical to normal bbPress installs?
If so, I can start looking at the theme instead of bbP.

-e

[Robin W]

I suspect it is in an amended version in your theme

so look in the theme for a folder called bbpress – their amended version should be in there

[Longbow]

Thank you Robin.
Cheers
🙂

-e

[Longbow]

At least they address it.
https://community.betterstudio.com/publisher-doc/forum-options/

[Longbow]

Thanks for your help, Robin.

Issue resolved.

The theme, Publisher, has a function buried in their visual editor, called ‘Theme Translations’, which let me change the “On” to “on ” (space).

[Robin W]

Great – thanks, and thanks for posting the solution, this might help others finding this thread 🙂