post-updated-date.php, Line 39
$awd_modified_date= '<span style="font-style:italic; font-weight:bold;text-align:center;">' . __('(Last Updated On: [post_modified])', 'post-updated-date' ) . '</span>';
If you accept this change, the string (Last Updated On: [post_modified]) will be extracted as a translatable string, this action will be useful for plugin localization.
]]>Date shown in the admin listing does not seem to be last-modified date. Instead it seems to be the date the post was created.
]]>Hi Team,
Please help me as I have already installed the plugin but the modified date is not showing up yet. Let me know what to do here thanks.
Our site is still in beta. Would like to use this plug-in inside the html content of a flip tile so that there is a time stamp inside the tile for content last updated. Installed in my plug in library but cannot seem to get to display inside tile. Thank you!
]]>Hello,
Is it possible to show time when post is updated?
If we make more updates during day, this will help us a loot.
Thanks
]]>just use this plugin, but it doesn’t appear date on my site
don’t know why
Before I potentially add this plug in, I wanted to get some clarification.
If I update a blog post, I understand the “post updated” date will reflect the current date. Will it also show up as my most recently published post? Or continue to be ordered by its original publish date?
If updating a post bumps up a post to my most recently published – is it possible to pick and choose which posts should be reordered when updated? For example, I have some content that simply needs a typo to be corrected, while other posts are significantly updated and should get placement on my blog homepage’s recently published section.
]]>Nice plugin. I’m trying to make the plugin to automatically do the “Last updated on:…” in the default meta section.
I put this:
<span class="update-date"><?php echo wpt_updated_date($content) ?></span>
But the output is just: (Last Updated On: [post_updated])
Any input would be appreciated
]]>I use this plugin well, so much thanks to developer.
I would like to localize this plugin, please make it translatable.
]]>Hi, I just interest with this plugin.
But, will it compatible with WordPress 4.7?
Thank you.
]]>Hi, Do you plan on updating this for the current WP version 4.61?
That would be appreciated.
Melodye
]]>Thanks for the work to the author (Ataul Ghani)!
By default the date is posted on the top of wp post. How to move it to down to bottom?
Thanks in advance!
…
Follow up – resolved quickly…This fragment of the plugin:
“if(is_single() && !is_home()) {
$content = $wpt_updated_date.$content;
}”
Change like this:
“if(is_single() && !is_home()) {
$content = $content.$wpt_updated_date;
}”