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Neeon - WordPress News Magazine Theme v3.0.2
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thank you @Deepansh
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Full disclosure, I don't use this theme and just looked through the files because of what you asked. So, I haven't checked this solution. But here is what I think you can do :
Go to :
neeon\inc\general.php
in line 608 you see this :
Code:
$post_time = '<span class="date meta-item"><span>'.$since.'</span></span>';change $since with :
Code:
get_the_modified_date()It appears to be within the loop so I don't think you need to pass the post ID to get_the_modified_date() but in case you need to play with it or change time formats etc ... you can check the documentation here :
get_the_modified_date() – Function | Developer.WordPress.org
Retrieves the date on which the post was last modified.
Again I haven't tested this but it seems to me that this should work. So give it a try.
Oh, and remember this will entirely skip the theme's time display settings so if you want to use the time settings from the theme, you probably need to edit lines 598 through 608 accordingly.
promowp updated Neeon - WordPress News Magazine Theme with a new update entry:
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Didn't work. Thanks for the effort thoFull disclosure, I don't use this theme and just looked through the files because of what you asked. So, I haven't checked this solution. But here is what I think you can do :
Go to :
neeon\inc\general.php
in line 608 you see this :
Code:$post_time = '<span class="date meta-item"><span>'.$since.'</span></span>';
change $since with :
Code:get_the_modified_date()
It appears to be within the loop so I don't think you need to pass the post ID to get_the_modified_date() but in case you need to play with it or change time formats etc ... you can check the documentation here :
get_the_modified_date() – Function | Developer.WordPress.org
Retrieves the date on which the post was last modified.developer.wordpress.org
Again I haven't tested this but it seems to me that this should work. So give it a try.
Oh, and remember this will entirely skip the theme's time display settings so if you want to use the time settings from the theme, you probably need to edit lines 598 through 608 accordingly.
