UPDATED ON date

Hi there,

Absolutely, try this CSS:

#main .posted-on time.updated {
	display: inline-block !important;
	margin-left: 0.5rem;
}

It can be added through Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS.

Hope it helps!

PS: I think we can add this to the new update.

Hope it helps!

@htmlpie It’s certainly heading in the right direction. Adding the CSS turns this…
POSTED ON 14 SEPTEMBER 2020 \ BY BASIL \ FREENAS, PLEX

…into this…

POSTED ON 14 SEPTEMBER 2020 15 SEPTEMBER 2020 \ BY BASIL \ FREENAS, PLEX

I was hoping to have it formated this way…

POSTED ON 14 SEPTEMBER 2020 \ UPDATED ON 15 SEPTEMBER 2020 \ BY BASIL \ FREENAS, PLEX

… but I suspect this is a more complex endeavour. I tried searching for the words POSTED ON in the PEN theme files, but came up with nada. I did find the word posted in the following files:

1. assets/css/pen-content.css
2. assets/css/pen-base.css
3. assets/css/plugins/wp.woocommerce.css
4. include/html.php

html.php looked the most promising. I suspect I need to copy and modify a function from this file to the PEN-CHILD functions.php, but TL;DR.

PS: I think we can add this to the new update.

Yes, please! The PEN theme is my absolute favourite theme. Because it’s SO configurable, I’ve got a lot of control over how the theme looks. What would make it just perfect is the inclusion of the UPDATED ON field.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Basil Hendroff.

Sure!

In the meantime, you can add this to that CSS:

#main .posted-on time.updated:not(.published):before {
	content: " Updated: ";	
}

The workaround is brilliant! I would never have figured that out on my own. I would love to see this assimilated as an option in the next version of the PEN theme.

Hi there,

We have added this feature! It is under Appearance -> Customize -> Content -> Full Content View -> Content Date: Updated.

Totally awesome! Love it! So much nicer!!!!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Basil Hendroff.

Great!