WP Last Modified Info

Go to ‘Settings > WP Last Modified Info’, enable/disable options as per your need and save your changes.

After enabling options in ‘Settings > WP Last Modified Info’, open any page or post and you can see the change.

This plugin hooks into the WordPress content area and displays the last modified information on posts and pages.

Not at all. You can show the revised info by just installing this plugin. Use the Plugin Settings to customize the date/time format according to your need.

Yes, this plugin is compatible with any theme. Also, compatible with Genesis, Divi themes.

Yes, this plugin supports all types of custom posts.

Go to ‘Settings > WP Last Modified Info > Misc. Options > Custom CSS’ and add your custom CSS.

Yes, you can. You can sort posts and pages by ascending or descending order.

This plugin wraps modified info with ‘dateModified’ schema markup which is used to tell the last modified date & time of a web page to various web crawlers (Google, Bing etc.). Test your website with structured data tool.

The plugin makes use of your WordPress Date, Time and Timezone (Dashboard > Settings > General) in the WordPress dashboard. It is also customizable via plugin settings.

Yes, it is fully compatible with multisite.

Yes, you can. Just set your custom text in settings and save your changes.

Yes, you can. In this case, you have to edit your theme’s template files i.e. single.php, page.php etc. And add/replace default published date function with this:

Returns the last modified info:

<?php if ( function_exists( 'get_the_last_modified_info' ) ) {         get_the_last_modified_info();     } ?> 

Displays/echos the last modified info:

<?php if ( function_exists( 'the_last_modified_info' ) ) {         the_last_modified_info();     } ?> 

Sometimes you may want to show last modified date only. For that reason, post published date and modified date would be the same and the last modified date will still appear on post/pages even if it’s the same as the published date. In that case, you can set a time difference(ex. 1 day i.e. 24 hours) between post published date and modified date via plugin settings gap option.

Post detailed information about the issue in the support forum and I will work to fix it.