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Shows a list of the last changes of a WordPress site.
List Last Changes is a WordPress plugin that displays a list of recent changes made to pages and posts in the widget area, via shortcode, or in the Gutenberg block editor. You can configure it to show specific entries, exclude certain pages or posts, and display information such as the author or last editor. The plugin allows for customisation of how many entries are shown and how they are ordered by date modified or published.
This plugin is suitable for users who want to keep their site visitors informed about recent updates, making it particularly useful for blogs, news sites, or any content-heavy website where tracking changes is important.
Best for: This plugin is best for content-heavy websites that need to display recent updates to their users.
What it does well
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List Last Changes provides a straightforward way to showcase recent modifications on your site. It is a useful tool for those looking to enhance transparency and keep their audience informed.
rbaer's own description of List Last Changes, lightly tidied.
Shows a list of the last changes in the widget area, via shortcode or in the gutenberg block editor.
This can include changed pages and/or posts (configurable).
Additional features include:
To exclude a page or post from being listed in the widget do the following steps:
To include it again set the value to false or remove the custom field completely.
The block can be found in Widgets -> List Last Changes.
The block can be configured in the block settings (panel on the right side)
In difference to the widget, with the block no title is written. If a title is needed it has to be defined in an own block in front of the List Last Changes block.
To show the list of the last changes via shortcode use the following syntax:
[list_last_changes number='7' showpages='true' showposts='true' showauthor='false' usedatepublished='true' template='{title} {change_date} {author}' /]
The attribute ‘number’ defines the number of entries shown.
With the attributes ‘showpages’ and ‘showposts’ changed pages and/or posts are included.
To show also the author set the attribute ‘showauthor’ to true (deprecated, use template mechanism instead).
With the attribute ‘usedatepublished’ set to ‘true’ the date when the page or post was first published, if set to ‘false’ (or not set at all) the date the page or post was modified is used.
The ‘template’ attribute defines the content of the entries. If the ‘template’ attribute is defined the attribute ‘showauthor’ is ignored.
In difference to the widget, with the shortcode no title is written. If a title is needed it has to be defined by hand in front of the shortcode.
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