How Do I Find the Modified Date in WordPress?

If you want to know the modified date for a post or page in WordPress, you can use the post_modified() function. This function takes in a post ID as an argument, and returns the date that the post was last modified.

You can also use the post_modified_gmt() function to get the GMT date, if you need it.

To use the post_modified() function, you need to know the post ID. If you want to get the modified date for a post without knowing the post ID, you can use the post_date() function.

The post_modified() and post_date() functions both return the same result, which is the date the post was last modified.

If you want to know the modified date for a post or page, but you don’t know the post ID, you can use the post_title() function. The post_title() function returns the post title, which is a text string that is associated with the post.

The post_title() function can be used to get the modified date for any post, regardless of whether or not you know the post ID.

If you want to know the modified date for a post or page, but you don’t want to use any of the functions that I’ve mentioned, you can use the wp_last_modified() function. The wp_last_modified() function returns the modified date for the current WordPress installation.

You can use the wp_last_modified() function to get the modified date for a post or page that you’re currently viewing, or for any post or page that was published before the current date.

The wp_last_modified() function can be used to get the modified date for any post or page, regardless of whether or not you know the post ID.