Past updates
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Hi, for my blog my professor is asking for the time stamps for all updates on my blog. Is it possible for this to happen.
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Hi There,
You can check the Activity log to view the latest activities that occurred on your blog. On a free plan, only the last 20 activities can only be viewed and if you upgrade to a Personal or higher plan then you will have access to complete site activity.
Go to My Site → Jetpack → Activity Log, this will list all your activities with their occurrence in date and time format/
https://wordpress.com/activity-log/salone22906428.wordpress.com
Let me know if you have any further questions.
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Hi there,
What exactly do you mean by “updates”?
Do you mean when new content is published, or when an existing piece of content is modified?
Most themes, including the Publication theme you’re using, display the publication date on posts by default. I don’t know of any specific theme that displays the timestamp, i.e. the exact time a post was published, though. You’ll only find that in the editor.
That said, you don’t have any posts on your site. All your content thus far have been published as static pages, and pages never show a date- or timestamp, as pages are considered to be “permanent content”, rather than “Updates”. If you want a publication date to be visible on your content, you’ll need to publish them as posts instead.
To find the timestamps for modifications to already-published content, the only place to find that is in the revision history in the editor:
https://wordpress.com/support/editors/page-post-revisions/
Some WordPress themes might show a “last updated” date/timestamp on posts, or even pages, but none of the themes we offer on WordPress.com have that feature that I know of.
Let us know if you have any questions.
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