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RippedSpine resolved
Hello! First of all, thanks for a lovely plug-in, it鈥檚 very useful. Secondly, I had some problems getting the post-date into the <h3>-tag and I found a solution: change this code on line 91: if (!empty($date)) echo '<h3 class="date">'.the_time($date).'</h3>'; to: if (!empty($date)) echo '<h3 class="date">'.get_the_time($date, $post).'</h3>'; I hope this helps 馃檪 http://wordpress.org/plugins/recent-posts-with-excerpts/ I just came to this forum to inform the developer of this bug and to find a solution. Thank you for sharing this. Actually, i just tried adding this code but it didn鈥檛 have any affect on where the date is located. It鈥檚 still not in the header tag. Where did you put a copy of this php file in your theme? On the root level or did you make a plugins folder beneath the root and put it in there? Or can you only alter the core file? Thanx for the advice. RippedSpine is right, it should be get_the_time(). I鈥檒l update the plugin in a moment. Seahawksean, you would be editing the plugin file, not a theme file. But you won鈥檛 need to in about five minutes. Awesome! Thank you @stephanie Leary! I鈥檒l keep an eye out for the plugin update notification.

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Seahawksean 2013-09-02T02:20:00+00:00

I just came to this forum to inform the developer of this bug and to find a solution. Thank you for sharing this.

Seahawksean 2013-09-02T02:31:00+00:00

Actually, i just tried adding this code but it didn鈥檛 have any affect on where the date is located. It鈥檚 still not in the header tag. Where did you put a copy of this php file in your theme? On the root level or did you make a plugins folder beneath the root and put it in there? Or can you only alter the core file? Thanx for the advice.

Stephanie Leary 2013-09-05T19:12:00+00:00

RippedSpine is right, it should be get_the_time(). I鈥檒l update the plugin in a moment. Seahawksean, you would be editing the plugin file, not a theme file. But you won鈥檛 need to in about five minutes.

Seahawksean 2013-09-05T22:33:00+00:00

Awesome! Thank you @stephanie Leary! I鈥檒l keep an eye out for the plugin update notification.