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Enable a widget and a shortcode to display dates according to the Pataphysical Calendar
You can customize the way the date is displayed by specifying a format with these elements :
<ul>
<li>%d : day (ex: 23)</li>
<li>%m : month (ex: 5)</li>
<li>%y : year (ex: 44)</li>
<li>%D : day name (ex: ‘Vendredi’)</li>
<li>%M : month name (ex: ‘Gueules’)</li>
<li>%S : day saint (ex: ‘Ste Tabagie, cosmogène’)</li>
<li>%I : day importance (ex: ‘fête suprême quarte’)</li>
</ul>
Shortcode syntax : 
 [pataphysics-date] : display the current day with the default format <code>%D %d %M %y</code>
<pre><code>[pataphysics-date date="2017-01-28"] : convert a grégorian calendar date to the Pataphysical calendar. 

[pataphysics-date format="%D %d %M %y - %S (%I)"] : display the date with a given format
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Enable a shortcode which displays dates according to the Pataphysical Calendar

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Miina Sikk

Automatic Copyright Year seeks to solve a common problem: keeping your copyright year up-to-date.
It’s a problem all of us had: on January 1st every year, we need to go through every one of our websites and update all the footers. And when we see other people’s sites that, in the footer, say, “(c) 1998” then suddenly it’s revealed how out-of-date the site is.
With Automatic Copyright Year, this problem will never happen to you!
Instead of going through every site you have each year on the 1st of January and change the year manually, now it will all be done seamlessly for you. Just install the Automatic Copyright Year plugin and voila: your sites will always have an up-to-date copyright.

Automatic Copyright Year

Simply works as described, without any unnecessary bloatware

Nice and simple

Automatic Copyright Year seeks to solve a common problem: keeping your copyright year up-to-date.

Pataphysics vs Automatic Copyright Year