@westenfalke thanks for your reply.
How can I check/change the Object Type? I set “Deutsch” in Settings/General/Language. Couldn’t found another way to localize Logseq.
The Default value: "MMM do, yyyy" isn’t working for me either, no matter what interface language, so I’m using :journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd" instead.
Be careful editing this part of the configuration, hence this might interrupt logseq sync and you have to readd/reindex the vault.
In the folder <Path/To/Your/Vault>/logseq/bak/logseq/config/ you can find older versions of logseq/config.edn, just in case.
;; Set a custom date format for the journal page title.
;; Default value: "MMM do, yyyy"
;; e.g., "Jan 19th, 2038"
;; Example usage e.g., "Tue 19th, Jan 2038"
;; :journal/page-title-format "EEE do, MMM yyyy"
:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
P.S.:
So sorry for the confusion @Sam2 my first reply was a solution geared toward Anytype.
Hi @westenfalke
this is probably a misunderstanding, the “EEE do.MM.YYYY” format is fine. However, I would like to see the German abbreviations for the day and the month. For example I would like to see Mi for Mittwoch and Do for Donnerstag instead of Wed for Wednesday and Thu for Thursday.
Nevertheless, thanks again.
thanks for the tip. The plugin does the trick
To bad, that the mobile version of Logseq doesn’t support plugins so that I have to live with the English abbreviations on my iPad.