Here are instructions on how to create a custom calendar with candle-lighting times for your city and then download to modern versions of Outlook via an Internet Calendar Subscription:
French Translation of hebrew date
Hi,
I want t change the translation of hebrew date in French.
It's doesn't mean anything 15eme Tevet. But 15 Tevet, How can I do that please?
Thank you,
Rina
Thanks for using Hebcal, and thanks for the feedback about the ordinal number suffixes for French numbers. We are not native French speakers, so we were using some software written by others. I apologize that it doesn't make sense.
We will plan to make changes to the Hebcal site to remove the meaningless suffix sometime in the coming week.
Editing/deleting
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Festival date\s and spelling
It's possible to find the dates of festivals in specific years and series of years, - eg. Chanukah 1932, Chanukah 5691, Chanukah 2000-2010, Chanukah 2010-2020 - via Google but not your search box even after I'd changed from the normal Israeli transliteration of Hanukkah to your spalling. Why doesn't your search box find information which is on your site?.
Hi, thanks for using Hebcal. We're sorry to hear that our search box isn't working as well as it should.
You can find a summary of the spelling of holiday names here
months missing from hebcal
2018 is missing January, 2019 is missing January and February, as is
2020, 2021 is again missing January, and 2022 is missing Jan & Feb
....
Hi, thanks for using Hebcal!
If you uncheck some options such as Rosh Chodesh, there will indeed be Gregorian months where no Jewish holidays occur.
To set your custom calendar options, go to https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal
Shabbat times are different then chabad.org times
I noticed that the shabbat times are a bit different the those times on chabad.org
why is that? and is there a way to input which minhag you want the times to display via the REST API?
Asara b'Tevet fast start times are incorrect (in some cases showing up as after the end of the fast)
When I download or subscribe to the calendar for 2020, I see on January 7th, the fast ends at 5:20 pm (NY time) and the fast starts at 5:52 pm. Similarly, for December 25th, I see Fast begins at 5:50 pm and no fast starting time. I see this whether I subscribe to an iPhone calendar, or via Google Calendar, or by downloading .ics (you can see this: SUMMARY:Fast begins
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201225T175000). The .csv download seems to be correct, however.
Bug: export to *.ics - Fast begins bad time.
When I export my calendar to a *.ics file all "Fast begins" contain the wrong time. For example 17:11 instead of 5:11
Example calendar link
Example event from file (have time T164400 but will be T044400):
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20201203T113844Z
CATEGORIES:Holiday
SUMMARY:Fast begins
DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20200309T164400
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20200309T164400
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-BUSYSTATUS:FREE
UID:hebcal-20200309-66273107d4ac6311a72221c89876d8f8-6693680
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:maale adumim
GEO:31.78232;35.30748
END:VEVENT
Display blue color
On my Windows10 computer, HC display in default orange. How can I change to HC default blue? I download CSV and then import to Google calendar.
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