Sayan Datta

Hello @morpheuss

Please follow the screenshot: https://prnt.sc/tyakk4

<span class="modified-date"><i class="x-icon-calendar" data-x-icon-s=""></i>UPDATE %post_modified%</span>

Hello @morpheuss

Use like this:

UPDATE %post_modified%

Hello @morpheuss

Sorry I can’t get your query. Can you please explain it a bit more?

Hello @amibhat ,

As I can see, you are currently using Before Content Method to show last modified info on posts. Bit you want to replace meta. So, please please select that method and enter the required post published date meta CSS class to the plugin settings. You can add css classes to the HTML template and from Misc Options > CSS code, you can enter your custom styles.

If you want my help in this case, please enable post published date meta (I think it ia currently disabled from theme settings as I can’t see it) and let me know. I will definitely help you to show last modified info on post meta.

Btw do you want to show both published date and modified date on post meta?

Thanks!

Hello,

Can you please give me the theme link?

Hello @marius84 ,

Sorry, for the inconvenience. Can you please reinstall and activate the plugin again? If ant error occurs, it should give a warning to you and if any, please let me know the errors as everything is working perfectly fine from my end.

Thanks!

Hello,

By default, the Elementor prevents Author Update. But in the Upcoming version, I am going to add support for force author update detection. I have already published it on GitHub as a Beta version. If you want, you can try it now.

Details: https://github.com/iamsayan/wp-last-modified-info/releases/tag/v1.7.0-beta.2
Download: https://github.com/iamsayan/wp-last-modified-info/releases/download/v1.7.0-beta.2/wp-last-modified-info.zip

Just use this filter: add_filter( 'wplmi/force_update_author_id', '__return_true' );

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Sayan Datta.