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  • Thread Starter scribu

    (@scribu)

    As I mentioned in my post at WPSplash, there are few reasons I chose jQuery timeago plugin and modified the wordpress date/time to use relative time based on visitor’s timezone.

    Sure anyone can use human_time_diff. It wouldn’t need a plugin if we had to just use that. The difference here is that the fuzzy date/time here is updating live. “5 mins ago” will be “10 minutes ago” if you have had the page open for 5 minutes.

    Similarly, it uses microformats as I mentioned in my post and the original date/time is visible ‘on hover’ the date. And the time displayed is relative to user’s local time and not to whatever the default wordpress timezone is.

    I didn’t think I would need to explain this more in-depth. Thanks for the feedback.

    Thread Starter scribu

    (@scribu)

    My appologies for not reading the post first.

    The “updating live” feature is really interesting.

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