Contents
- 1 Should you put dates on blog posts?
- 2 How do I schedule a post on Blogger?
- 3 Where can i post my blog for free?
- 4 How do I add the current date in WordPress?
- 5 How to create a custom timestamp for your blog post?
- 6 Is there a default timestamp for HubSpot blog posts?
- 7 Why do I need to show the current date on my blog?
Should you put dates on blog posts?
If you write a post that is not time-sensitive, like advice or how-to articles, there is no need to show a publishing date on the page. In contrast, a news site or blog would need a blog date and time stamp.
How do I schedule a post on Blogger?
Publish a post
- Sign in to Blogger.
- Under the name of a blog, click Posts. the title of the post you want to publish.
- On the right sidebar, next to Published on , click the drop-down arrow .
- Select Set date and time.
- On the calendar, choose a date and time, then click Publish.
How can you tell the date of a blog post?
Since a blog post is generally most active immediately after it is published, the publication date of the comments will give you a general ballpark for when the post was published. Thus, all you may need to do is scroll down to the bottom of the post and check the comments.
Where can i post my blog for free?
Here are the best free blogging sites you can use to start your own blog today:
- Wix (www.wix.com) Best for…
- WordPress (www.wordpress.org) Best for…
- LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com)
- Weebly (www.weebly.com)
- Medium (www.medium.com)
- Ghost (www.ghost.org)
- Blogger (www.blogger.com)
- Tumblr (www.tumblr.com)
How do I add the current date in WordPress?
To add the last updated date before your content, you need to add a line of code into your theme’s functions. php file.
- function my_last_updated_date( $content ) {
- $u_time = get_the_time(‘U’);
- $u_modified_time = get_the_modified_time(‘U’);
- if ($u_modified_time >= $u_time + 86400) {
Why is backdating bad?
Although backdating can be either legitimate or improper, it is often misunderstood and associated with wrongdoing. Backdating encompasses a broad scope of conduct ranging from blatant fraud to the legitimate and common practice of executing a document after the event has already occurred.
How to create a custom timestamp for your blog post?
You can do this by using the ‘datetimeformat’ HubL filter. My preferred datetime layout is for the date to be in “MM/DD/YY” format, and then have the time in “hh:mm AM/PM.” To make sure my 1623710024118 token followed that format, I used the following code in my post HTML:
Is there a default timestamp for HubSpot blog posts?
Currently in HubSpot’s blog markup there is a default filter for when the post was updated, but it is strictly in UTC time as opposed to the “published” filter which is localized by default. In order to get the timestamp to display correctly, you’ll need to write a custom offset into the blog template.
How can I add a date and Time widget?
Unsurprisingly, Date and Time Widget gives you a brand new widget that you can use to insert the current date and time into any widgetized area. If you’d prefer a shortcode to a widget, I’ll show you how to create your own today’s date shortcode in the next section.
Why do I need to show the current date on my blog?
Displaying the current date helps readers know that you’re still alive and kicking. And if your readers are forgetful like I am, it might even help them remember an impending due date! While a few WordPress themes do include a built-in option to display today’s date on your site, most themes don’t.