Mai Date [mai_date] Shortcode
Display a post date on archives, single posts, or in Mai Post Grid block. This shortcode includes powerful attributes for displaying published and/or updated dates.
Here is an overview of how to use shortcodes.
published
Shows the published date.
Default is true.
Example:
[mai_date published="true"]
updated
Shows the updated date.
Default is true.
Example:
[mai_date updated="true"]
updated_min
Only shows the updated date if it is this long after the published date. Accepts any readable value that strtotime() accepts.
Default is 60 days.
Example:
[mai_date updated_min="30 days"]
[mai_date updated_min="4 weeks"]
updated_only
Default is false.
Example:
[mai_date updated_only="true"]
before
Show content before the published date.
Default is empty.
Example:
[mai_date before="Published on "]
after
Show content after the published date.
Default is empty.
Example:
[mai_date before="(" after=")"]
before_updated
Show content before the updated date. This will only display if the updated date is displayed based on the updated_min condition.
Default is Updated or (Updated depending on updated_min.
Example:
[mai_date before_updated="Updated: "]
after_updated
Show content after the updated date. This will only display if the updated date is displayed based on the updated_min condition.
Default is empty or ) depending on updated_min.
Example:
[mai_date before_updated="(Updated: " after_updated=")"]
format
Change the published date format. Default uses the setting from Dashboard > Settings > General (Date Format).
[mai_date format="M j, Y"]
updated_format
Change the updated date format. Default uses the setting from Dashboard > Settings > General (Date Format).
[mai_date updated_format="M j, Y"]
relative
Shows published and/or update date relative to the current time. Example: "2 days ago" or "3 hours ago".
[mai_date relative="true"]
relative_max
The amount of time to show the relative time, after a post is published.
[mai_date relative="true" relative_max="7 days"]