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Since Google and users like seeing fresh and up-to-date pages, it would be great if you could add an element to the ALB elements to display on the front end in a nice (and customisable) way when the page was last updated/modified.
Currently posts have this ability built in, but pages do not (and understandably so). But an element that a page designer could use would be awesome. The data could be pulled from the page modified data already in place used by WordPress.
I hope you will consider it :)
Hey thanks for implementing this great future so quickly with the new Post Metadata element!
Just a question, when editing an element within it, such as the Author or Last Modified Date elements, the “Styling” tab WITHIN those elements is completely blank.
Not the overall styling tab, just the one for each little individual element.
Is this intentional? Will some styling options be added?
Thanks so much
Hi THP,
Thanks for pointing it out, I don’t think it’s intentional.
I’ll notify our devs on this issue/bug :)Best regards,
NikkoHi!
Thank you for reporting this.
I forgot to remove the tab after finishing the element – at the moment it is not needed. Will be part of the next release.
Best regards,
GünterHey no problem.
It would be good to have styling options for it.
For some reason it appears that it currently doesn’t use the default body/heading font styles? I didn’t spend long playing with it, but at first glance I noticed it was different to the rest of the page, and so I went looking for styling options.
Im sure others will do the same
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