It was crucial for me to create directory i18n/el (Not "gr" as I and many greek people might do) and put el.toml in it. (Remove .txt extension, if you downloaded the previous file and change any Greek string to your liking.) Of course, a content/el directory should be created or, whatever your approach on multi-language is, el should be your language.
From there, i followed the exampleSite in theme and my config.toml settings are
If you wish another date_format, do not change any part of it with other word or number, as these keywords are used internally by go.
That's it.
Now, i see "27 Απριλίου 2023" in my el site and " April 27, 2023 " in my en site.
It was crucial for me to create directory i18n/el (Not "gr" as I and many greek people might do) and put el.toml in it. (Remove .txt extension, if you downloaded the previous file and change any Greek string to your liking.) Of course, a content/el directory should be created or, whatever your approach on multi-language is, el should be your language.
From there, i followed the exampleSite in theme and my config.toml settings are
If you wish another date_format, do not change any part of it with other word or number, as these keywords are used internally by go. That's it. Now, i see "27 Απριλίου 2023" in my el site and " April 27, 2023 " in my en site.