Closed PierreDurrr closed 1 year ago
Using date_format: 2 (dd/mm) is partially working, as only first definition is using it. Next definitions are back to default format (mm/dd):
date_format: 2
overlays: # RETURNING 22/09/2023 TV_Top_TextCenter_Returning_22/09/2023: template: - name: TV_Top_TextCenter weight: 35 text: "NOUVEL ÉPISODE LE 22/09" color: "#FFFFFF" back_color: "#81007F" tmdb_discover: air_date.gte: 09/22/2023 air_date.lte: 09/22/2023 with_status: 0 limit: 500 filters: last_episode_aired.before: 08/07/2023 # RETURNING 09/23/2023 TV_Top_TextCenter_Returning_09/23/2023: template: - name: TV_Top_TextCenter weight: 35 text: "NOUVEL ÉPISODE LE 09/23" color: "#FFFFFF" back_color: "#81007F" tmdb_discover: air_date.gte: 09/23/2023 air_date.lte: 09/23/2023 with_status: 0 limit: 500 filters: last_episode_aired.before: 08/07/2023
Date format was not being applied after incremental days in the generation of the overlay blocks. This issue should now be resolved.
Using
date_format: 2
(dd/mm) is partially working, as only first definition is using it. Next definitions are back to default format (mm/dd):