swagataminnovations

Thanks very much for your kind response! We all greatly appreciate it!

It worked like charm!

Thanks so much Ahmed.

Got everything that I needed from this plugin, beyond expectations!!

Thank you Ahmed,

Here’s an example URL, for your refernce:

https://www.homemade-circuits.com/multiple-battery-charger-using-dump-capacitor/amp/

I would like to hide the comment date but keep the author name intact, as it is seen in the normal view

https://www.homemade-circuits.com/multiple-battery-charger-using-dump-capacitor/

Kind Regards
Swag

Thank you so much dear Ahmed,

It seems the problem was due to the page builder section which was showing under the posts while editing the posts. I tried disabling this section by toggling it OFF in the screen options so that it remained hidden.

And after doing this I updated the plugin to the latest version and the problem was no longer there.

I don’t know I may be wrong, because I am a layman in this field.

But anyway I am so grateful to you for your kind response, and for this amazing plugin.

Many Thanks
Swag

Dear Robin,

Thank you so much for listening to our request,

yes we all badly need this plugin, we hope that either this plugin will be updated by the original author or allowed to be taken over by proactive developers like Mr.Robin

Many Thanks

Thank you very much Ahmed, I was really amazed to see how quickly you solved the problem by adding the “last updated” option in your recent plugin update, and I applied it immediately to my website and it is running successfully now.

There’s one more request I would want to bring to your kind notice:
I want to hide the date for the comments also, because the readers usually do not feel interested to read the older comments and skip them.

I tried the following CSS, it works by hiding the date stamp, but it also hides the name of the comment author:

.single-post footer.comment-meta {
display: none;
}

Kindly help us to solve this issue.

Your kind support and cooperation is greatly appreciated.

Best Regards

I am using a genesis framework theme, and I want to know how I can implement and show the “last modified date” for my posts in the amp version of my website.

In normal view I can easily do this by adding the following code in my functions.php, but not sure how this may be implemented in the amp view, please help!

add_filter( ‘genesis_post_info’, ‘sp_post_info_filter’ );
function sp_post_info_filter($post_info) {
if ( !is_page() ) {
$post_info = ‘Last Updated on [post_modified_date] by [post_author_posts_link] [post_comments] [post_edit]’;
return $post_info;
}}