wp-days-ago 1.0

My very first attempt on a WordPress plugin is actually just a copy/past job from my own CMS. I wanted to get functionality I could not find in any other plugins: I simply wanted to display the number of days since a post or page was published.The plugin will only display years and days and will not take into account that 24 hours are one day. If you publish a page or a post at 23:59, it will be marked with d-deDUyesterdayd-deDt at 00:00 even if itd-deOaos only a minute since you published. In some cases, the plugin will display a human readable text instead of the days count. Today is d-deDUtodayd-deDt and not d-deDU0 days agod-deDt. Yesterday is, well, d-deDUyesterdayd-deDt, while anything published seven days ago is posted d-deDUa week agod-deDt. If an entry is more than a year old, the plugin will display the post date as "X year, Y days".# Installation : 1. Download the plugin. 2. Unzip the contents of the downloaded file to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation. 3. Log in to your WordPress dashboard and activate the wp_days_ago plugin that should now be visible in the list. 4. You can now insert anywhere in The Loop in your WordPress theme.The wp-days-ago plugin takes one parameter; the time zone offset between your WordPress time zone settings and the server your WordPress installation is running on. In my case I write everything in Central European Time, but the server is located in Sydney, Australia. Thatd-deOaos a -8 hour time zone offset from the server to my local time, and to get things right, I have to use -8 as the time zone offset parameter, like this: .

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	PHP
Keyword:	Ago,  Days Ago,  Directory,  Display,  Downloaded,  Installation,  Offset,  Parameter,  Plugin,  Published,  Server,  Themethe,  Wanted,  Wordpress,  Wpcontentplugins,  Wpdaysago,  Yesterday
Users rating:	0/10