1. Date shown in the calendar is in sql format.
2. You can change the date format all over (not calendar) including front-end by changing the date string value as the string is used to translate it. See: https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/staging/language/en-GB/en-GB.ini#L260
3. The input fields are moved depending on the language used. Making the label field a fixed width would create issues for some languages long values.

Please create separate issues on the tracker for unrelated issues

On 31 December 2014 at 11:31, Aasim Ali notifications@github.com wrote:

Create an article and compare the back-end option with front-end data

There are 2 questions?

Question '2': Why the date format is different in front-end?

Question '1': Why the published time is missing in front-end?

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The date format is depending on the layout and language. The layout uses the DATE_FORMAT_LC3 language constant for the format. So you could either change the layout to use a different constant or override the language string.

Closing as this is not an issue and working as intended. If you need assistance to change this, please use the forums (http://forum.joomla.org/) to get help.

what about the alignment issue? which is there in 3rd screenshot?
was that not valid?

It wasn't mentioned in the text, so I didn't notice
However JM already answered that. It may be a valid issue but nothing you can solve. Best you can do is shorten the label.

@Bakual
As a tester, that's definitely a valid issue.
There is no software issue either functional/non-functional in the world, which we can not resolve.
Solution: Definitely we can shorten the label.

A very Happy New Year to All

@Bakual @infograf768
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Will it work? Administrator Images & Links

@brianteeman
Can we go for it?

A very Happy New Year to All

Happy new Year!

As @infograf768 says even if you change the text in en-GB so that they
align you have no control over the length of the text in any of the 50+
other laguages.

If you want to ensure they align then you need to take a different approach

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Can we go for it?

A very Happy New Year to All

Happy new Year!

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@brian
Can we wrap the text?

Like this: Administrator Images and
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@aasimali
We can do a lot of stuff... Wrapping imho creates a readability issue. Worse than losing the alignment.

@infograf768
okay! I understand. It might create readability issue. I hope, you guys can find a better solution for this small alignment issue.