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  • The WordPress default is to set the date only once per day. If you post several posts the same day, the date will only appear over the newest one. You can, of course, change that by using the_time in your meta tags, for example. Look on the wiki under “template tags” for instructions.

    Did you post a few of those articles on the same day? If so, they will be grouped together. Only posts on seperate days will have the date shown.
    Regards

    I want (only) the date at _each_ posting (I’ll put it in the meta line together with category and comment link). So I tried your “the_time”-hint – but I always get the date at one posting per day.
    I used this code (and I hoped to make the time “invisible” with the boolean parameter “false”):
    <div class=”meta”><?php the_date(”,”,”); ?>||<?php the_time(‘H:i’,true); ?> || <?php _e(“Kategorie:”); ?> <?php the_category(‘,’) ?> || <?php wp_link_pages(); ?> …

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    You should use
    <?php the_time(‘d/m/Y’,true); ?>

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