Klaviyo supports many filters for controlling the presentation of dates. These are accessed by adding the filter tag format_date_string to your template, followed by the options on how to format the date. For example, formatting an ETA might look like {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery | format_date_string | date:'l, F, d' }} to create "Monday, February 26".
A complete resource from Klaviyo on formatting dates is available.
February 26, 2023 | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'F d, o' }}
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May 1, 2024 at 4:25 pm | {{ event.DeliveredAt|default:''|format_date_string|date:'F d, o' }} at {{ event.DeliveredAt|default:''|format_date_string|date:'g:i A' }}
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26 February 2023 | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'d F o' }}
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02-26-2023 | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'m-d-Y' }}
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26-02-2023 | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'d-m-Y' }}
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2/26/23 (no leading 0s) | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'n/j/y' }}
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Monday, February 26 | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'l, F, d' }}
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Feb 11 | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'M d' }}
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11 Feb | {{ event.EstimatedPackageDelivery|format_date_string|date:'d M' }}
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