پارسی دیت – Parsi Date
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About
Persian date support for WordPress and WooCommerce
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What It Does
پارسی دیت converts WordPress dates, post timestamps, comments, and calendar elements from the Gregorian calendar to the Jalali (Shamsi/Persian) calendar system. It also provides Persian number conversion, RTL formatting support, and WooCommerce integration so that Iranian stores display dates and numerals in Persian throughout the storefront and admin.
Who It's For
This plugin is built for WordPress sites serving Persian-speaking audiences in Iran and the broader diaspora, including WooCommerce retailers that need prices, order dates, and invoices formatted in Persian. It is also a good fit for bilingual sites, event calendars, and booking systems that operate on the Jalali calendar rather than the Gregorian one.
Who Should Skip It
If your site is English-only or targets a non-Persian audience, this plugin adds zero value and will only clutter your date displays with unnecessary conversions. Anyone running a multilingual setup already using WPML or Polylang with proper Jalali handling should also skip it to avoid conflicts.
The Bottom Line
پارسی دیت is the clear standard for Persian date conversion in WordPress, combining a 100,000-install user base, recent maintenance, and a 92/100 user rating with perfect compatibility scoring. The main caveat is thin support engagement in the public forums, so users needing hands-on help should rely on documentation or paid channels. If you serve a Persian-speaking audience, this plugin is an easy recommendation; if you do not, look elsewhere.
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