Date variables allow authors to display dates in various formats, catering to different stylistic preferences and regional conventions. Here are some examples:

- Full Date: [date_full] Thursday, 18 April 2024

- Long Date: [date_long] 18 April 2024

- Medium Date: [date_medium] 18 Apr 2024

- Short Date: [date_short] 18/04/2024

Each format offers a unique presentation of the date, enabling authors to seamlessly integrate temporal information into their content.

While date variables provide flexibility in date representation, time variables offer similar versatility in expressing temporal data. Here's a breakdown of time variables and their corresponding formats:

- Long Time (24hr): [time_long] 20:24:05

- Short Time (24hr): [time_short] 20:24

- Long Time (12hr): [time_long_12hour] 08:24:35 am

- Short Time (12hr): [time_short_12hour] 08:24 am

By incorporating these variables, authors can precisely control how time is presented, ensuring readability and compatibility with user preferences.

The date and time will automatically adjust to suit the user's region based on their computer settings, eliminating the need for us to specify formatting such as US dates (MM-DD-YY). This ensures that the presentation is accurate for each user's region.