Article title: {{ item.Title }}

Publish time: {{ stampToDate(item.CreatedTime, "2006-01-02 15:04") }}

{% endfor %} {% endarchiveList %} * **Some useful tips and suggestions:** * **Consistency:** Remind users to maintain consistent date formats throughout the website. * **Default value:** Consider the handling when the timestamp does not exist (although `stampToDate` may return null, it can be used in conjunction with `if` or `default` filters). * **Multilingual:** (Optional, but good for "expert" tone) Consider the multilingual environment for more complex date formatting (although `stampToDate` itself does not provide it). * **Summary:** Reiterate the flexibility of the AnQiCMS template and the convenience of `stampToDate`. * **Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):** 1. **Q:** What if my timestamp is not a 10-digit number?**A:** Explain that `stampToDate` expects a 10-digit Unix timestamp, and if the data source is different, it may require backend preprocessing.2. **Q:** I want to display "x minutes ago" this kind of relative time, can `stampToDate` do that? **A:** `stampToDate` focuses on fixed format, relative time usually requires frontend JS or custom backend logic. 3. **Q:** Why does my date formatting show an error or not display?Check if the timestamp is valid, whether the format string conforms to the Golang standard, whether the variable name is correct, and whether it is in a valid data loop. 5. **Review and Refine:** * **Tone:** Is it natural, helpful, expert-like without being self-important? Avoid "I, me, my." Use "we," "the user can," "is needed." * **Flow:** Do paragraphs transition smoothly?Are there any abrupt jumps or bulleted lists that should be converted?(Initially, I might draft bullet points and then convert). * **Clarity:** Is the technical information easy to understand for a non-programmer? * **Accuracy:** Does it align *exactly* with the provided documentation?(Crucial for an expert role).Double-check `format` parameter usage.The doc explicitly shows `archiveDetail` with `format`.This is a very useful alternative to wrapping every `item.CreatedTime` with `stampToDate`, so I should present both clearly. * **Completeness:** Did I cover the main topic adequately?Are the FAQs relevant and helpful? * **Formatting:** Use code blocks for examples.Bold key terms. **(Self-correction during review):** * The `archiveDetail` and `archiveList` sections actually show `format` as a direct parameter, like `{% archiveDetail with name="CreatedTime" format="2006-01-02 15:04" %}`.This is a more direct way for *those specific tags* if you just need to format the time of the *current item*.`stampToDate` is more general for *any* timestamp variable.I should explain this nuance: `stampToDate` for general variables, or `format` parameter for specific built-in time fields within `archiveDetail`/`archiveList`. * The example code blocks should be consistent. Use the standard `{% ... %}` and `{{ ...

Article Title: {{ archive.Title }}

Publish time: {{ stampToDate(archive.CreatedTime, "2006-01-02") }}

Update time: {{ stampToDate(archive.UpdatedTime, "2006-01-02 15:04") }}

If you are in an article list (looped through the `archiveList` tag to get multiple articles), to display the publish time of each article, the usage is similar to: twig {# Loop to output article list #} {% archiveList archives with type="list" limit="5" %} {% for item in archives %}

{{ item.Title }}

{{ item.Description }} in English

{% endfor %} {% endarchiveList %} In certain specific tags, such as `archiveDetail` or `archiveList`, the internal time fields (such as `CreatedTime`) may also support direct formatting through the `format` parameter, for example: twig {# Use the format parameter directly in the archiveDetail tag #}

Article Title: {% archiveDetail with name="Title" %}

Publish time: {% archiveDetail with name="CreatedTime" format="2006-01-02" %}