An Anno Fabri tag read out loud. Where {{af}} shows the tag and keeps the moment in a tooltip, {{afh}} does the opposite: it shows the moment, and the date in it is written the way the wiki writes dates, through {{thisday}}—so the day, the month and the year each link where they belong.
Two switches trim it, for a sentence that only wants the date:
{{afh|00Yps|time=no}} gives Tuesday 18 August (2026){{afh|00Yps|wd=no}} gives 18 August (2026), 11:11:01 CEST{{afh|00Yps|wd=no|time=no}} gives 18 August (2026)The parentheses around the year are {{thisday}}'s own doing, as on any other date of the wiki. Nothing is written out by hand: Module:AF decodes the tag where it stands—era, inverse Feistel and the daylight-saving rule included—and hands back a {{thisday}} call for the parser to expand. A tag made away from home keeps its sixth letter and is read in the offset it was made in, so {{afh|00Q0KX}} gives Tuesday 18 August (2026), 15:25:18 UTC+0545, which was Nepal. An unreadable tag says so where the date would be, rather than failing: {{afh|00Q0K7}} gives AF: '7' is not an offset letter, digits being reserved.