Description
Date Updater is the top-rated WordPress date shortcode plugin that lets you add dynamic dates, months or years anywhere on your WordPress website’s posts, pages, and widgets using simple shortcodes.
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For example, if you want to display today’s or the current year, just use the shortcode [year]. When you publish/update the post or page, [year] will be replaced by the current year. It’s that easy.
By default, it will show the date like this: 2024
Similarly use the shortcodes [month] and [date] to replace your content with current month and today’s date, respectively.
[year] shortcode will show the year name like this: 2024
[month] will show the month name like this: July
[date] will show current date like this: July 16, 2024
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Features
Dynamic date, month, and year integration using simple WordPress shortcodes.
Automatic updates to reflect the current year, month and date.
Seamless integration into posts, pages, and widgets.
Improve user experience and keep your content fresh and relevant.
Fully compatible with WordPress SEO plugins like Rank Math and Yoast SEO.
Usage & Shortcodes List
Using Date Updater is easy! Simply insert one of our shortcodes into your post or page content, and they’ll work right out of the box. No complex setup is needed – start enjoying the benefits instantly.
[date]: Renders today’s date in the format “July 16, 2024”.
[p-date]: Renders the previous (yesterday) date.
[n-date]: Renders the next (tomorrow day) date.
[month]: Renders the current month (e.g., “July”).
[mn]: Renders the abbreviated current month (e.g., “Jul”).
[p-month]: Renders the previous month (e.g., “Jun”).
[n-month]: Renders the next month (e.g., “Aug”).
[p-mn]: Renders the abbreviated previous month.
[n-mn]: Renders the abbreviated next month.
[year]: Renders the current year (e.g., “2024”).
[p-year]: Renders the previous year.
[n-year]: Renders the next year.
[yr]: Renders the abbreviated current year (e.g., “24”).
[p-yr]: Renders the abbreviated previous year.
[n-yr]: Renders the abbreviated next year.
[blackfriday]: Renders the date of Black Friday for the current year.
[p-blackfriday]: Renders the date of Black Friday for the previous year.
[n-blackfriday]: Renders the date of Black Friday for the next year.
[cybermonday]: Renders the date of Cyber Monday for the current year.
[p-cybermonday]: Renders the date of Cyber Monday for the previous year.
[n-cybermonday]: Renders the date of Cyber Monday for the next year.
More shortcodes coming soon…
Compatibility
This plugin is fully compatible with WordPress versions 6.0 and higher, as well as working smoothly across all popular WordPress themes and plugins in the industry.
Privacy Policy
Date Updater prioritizes your privacy and data security by operating as a fully native WordPress shortcode solution, without the need for any settings page or analytics tools. You can rest assured that we don’t collect or use any of your data.
No bloat, no advertisements, and no intrusive notifications – we believe in providing you with a clean and seamless experience. There are no upgrade notices to interrupt your workflow either.
Support And Feature Implementation
If our plugin empowers you to effortlessly update dates, months, and years using simple shortcodes, we’d greatly appreciate your valuable feedback in the form of a 5-star review. Your positive reviews motivate us to keep enhancing the plugin and providing you with the best possible features.
For any queries, support, or further information about this plugin, please reach out to us through the Support Forum, where our team is always ready to assist you. Thank you for being a part of our community!
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