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, 6 July 2021→Which web tag names take date/time output formatting modifiers
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!style="width:100px" | Cross-reference
!style="width:300px" | Accept time modifiers only (examples)
!style="width:300px" | Accept date modifiers only (examples)
!style="width:300px" | Accept both time and date modifiers for same tag (examples)
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|[[Webtags#Date_.26_Time|Date &Time]], [[Webtags#Day/Night/Sun/Moon]]
|[[Webtags#Today]], [[Webtags#Yesterday]]
| any tag in "Time" column of linked table
| None
| None
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|[[Webtags#Monthly]], [[Webtags#Yearly]]
| any tag in "Time" column of linked table in first column
| any tag in "Date" column of linked table in first column
| Not advised (see ^ note after table)
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|[[Webtags#All_Time]], [[Webtags#Monthly_All_Time_Records]]
|any tag in "Date/Time" column of linked table
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^ Note: There are some monthly/yearly web tags (e.g wettest day) where a date tag is available (i.e. <#MonthDailyRainHD>), but not a time tag. You may get a time back if you put output time parameters into such a date tag, but the time returned may be wrong (especially if you don't use midnight rollover, for that wettest day example <#MonthDailyRainHD format=H:mm> it does return a time when the rain stopped, but the hour is out by 9 or 10 hours on a 9 or 10 am rollover).
===What can time/date output modifiers do?===
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