Sayan Datta

Hi,

Yes Google can still recognize that your content has been updated. But it seems that you are using a SEO plugin, so you need to go to plugin settings > Schema and select Compatibility Mode and it will do the rest.

Thanks!

Hi,

Sorry I can’t unserstand what you actually want to say. Can you please explain it?

Thanks!

Hi,

You can change the text from here: http://prntscr.com/qxvjfx and

Apply these css to your website: http://prntscr.com/qxvly8

.post-last-modified,
.page-last-modified {
    font-weight: bold;
}

.post-last-modified-td,
.page-last-modified-td {
    font-weight: normal;
}

Thanks!

Hi,

Can you please give me a screenshot?

Thanks!

Hi,

Your are right. That is the shortcode.

I’ve chosen to use the shortcodes, but I don’t know what they are. After searching this forum, I found this: [lmt-post-modified-info]

Is this shortcode correct? Are there other shortcodes? If so, please tell me where I can find them.

You need to enable this option and save changes: http://prntscr.com/q1bkbg

Assuming the shortcode is correct, I tried it in several places, including the body of a post. Nothing shows. I want to use it where it currently shows the published date, above the content.

Hope it helps. Thanks!

Hi,

Strange! Actually ‘post-options.php’ file was removed in the version 1.6.2.

Could you please reinstall the plugin again by uninstalling it completely? Don’t worry your plugin settings are safe.

Thanks!

HI,

But I can see that the time indicates that it is in EST: http://prntscr.com/pwqdn1

Thanks!

Hi,

Please update the plugin to v1.6.2. Now go to Plugin settings > Tools. Click “Check All” and then again go to Tools tab and click “Uncheck All” button. It will unchecked the checkboxes of the all posts.

Hope it helps. Thanks!