Posts Modified Date

If you're searching for a free, "done-for-you", "ready-to-use", Wordpress plugin to automatically display the "Last Updated On" date within each one of your posts, look NO further. This is the perfect plugin for YOU! And, the setup is too simple. Plus, you need NO knowledge of code. At my humble request, Ataul made it so that even my "Categories" section (a list of post titles and excerpts) would also show the "Last Updated On" date as I update posts. So, now each posts (in each of my categories) reads - published date and last updated date. You can check out the fantastic work that he did for me on my website - iLoveToLiveWell.com. He gets a 5-star for his wonderful plugin, a 5-star for his responsiveness, a 5-star for his willingness to help and a 5-star for his great customer service. Ataul has over 1,000 active users, and I'm now thrilled to say that I'm one of them! The only thing that I have left to say - Get this plugin. You'll be so happy you did! Oh, and another thing I really like is that he uses the words "Last Updated On" instead of "Last Modified On". Thanks Ataul. Keep up the terrific work! BTW, I don't personally know Ataul - I'm just loving his helpful plugin. Blessings, Dianne Wawrzyniak-Marshall

The plugin does what it's supposed to do and the creator Ataul helped me with the translation of the plugin. Ataul responds very quick if you need some help! If you wanna see what the (translated) plugin looks like, you can see my posts at darmrevolutie.nl

I've gone many years hoping to find a plugin to display date on our news stories on wwwTennisReporters.net. Post Updated Date allows us to do that! Great plugin!

Hi, this plugin is excellent showing when the posts are last updated but it doesn't show on the blog roll when you first see it, only the original date does. I left you the link for the 2nd page where my original posts are. I have a new website so I don't have a lot of posts yet. You will see how on this blog roll the old date is there in front. On this page you will see from the bottom up the dates starting in March. **Ok so in my review the link is not showing, just an FYI for other's reading this. I didn't forget to add it. It must be just for the owner to view. Thanks** It's NOT until you click the title or 'read more' to open the post that you see the updated date which looks nice there. Also, it does NOT show BOTH dates 'together'as stated, but at least the updated date is there. Is there a way you can show the update on the blog roll for each post? It's too bad it shows right under the title and may deter the visitor from reading it. Thanks!

This is a great idea but because it automatically applies to EVERY post, it simply highlights that a post has NOT been updated. I have thousands of posts. Many, such as how to build a deck, are evergreen and do not require updating. This plugin 'highlights' the fact that the post has not been updated for more than five years, making it look stale even though it is still 100% relevant. The plugin needs to apply ONLY when a post IS updated. DW

Updated 10/14/2018 - still a great plugin!: I frequently update posts on my website artchester.net and want my reader to realize that an article posted a couple of years ago has in fact been recently updated. This plugin does a great job of enhancing the post in exactly that manner! It works with WordPress 4.9.8 and with my theme (Weaver II Pro). Excellent support: the developer Ataul responded immediately to me when I asked for help with the plugin, and when I asked him to update it. To customize the formatting or the text, you can use FTP to download the plugin's PHP file from your website and find the line that begins "$awd_modified_date". It contains the HTML for the "Last Updated On" notice. Change the code as you like and FTP the revised PHP file back into the plugin folder. Someday I hope this plugin is expanded to add the "Last Updated On" tag to post excerpts that appear on Search pages and the Home Page. However, even without those enhancements, this is a unique tool that performs a very useful job!