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No, because the the time is in the same tag as the date or has the same class name, I don't remember exactly.

@mosael : As I wrote in the original post, I just added the parameter false in the PHP code, this is a temporary fix which will be overridden by an update, though. And it will apply to all list views.

It's also possible to use an empty format string for the time in the content settings, but then it will still show the comma after the date...

@biosin: you didn't answer Egnarts question.
For the extension lists, his hint is best!
JEM is after all for upcoming events, you can archive after. So the idea for archive only is not the best use of JEM.

We need to list all the events that happened and use a JEM basic module for it. The settings mentioned by Egnarts don't apply there. Any other suggestion is more than welcome.

biosin wrote:

We need to list all the events that happened and use a JEM basic module

So I changed the title to be more clear what is wanted!

[the date and time are prepared in output.class.php. And there is a <span class="jem-time-1"</span>]
And before there is a if $ShowTime

Sorry that I didn't get all details correctly, as I said I was confused about the different views.

Yes, I found output.class.php and it has the capability, but there is no option for a backend user as you know. And there is those span elements, but dates are also in span tags with the exact same class name and if there are start and end date as well as items with only start date in the same list, it becomes absolutely impossible to do with CSS. Also, the comma can't be hidden as it's not in any tag. This is an example for what JEM produces for one list item:

You' re on the wrong way
I posted a solution in [SOLVED] Don't show time in mod_jem