I've put the_date on the entry-header on my posts on the front page (example http://atactilelife.com.au) through editing content.php however when you click on a link to display it as a single post the date disappears (example http://atactilelife.com.au/meat-free-wednesday-asparagus-pumpkin-tart)
Which .php file do I edit to put it into an individual post?
And the bigger question - when I inspect an element through a browser like firefox or chrome, is there a way I can tell which .php file I should be editing?
Thanks!
I'm not sure because I didn't try this, but on that file ( content.php ) try to add this between line 25 and 26
This is a short preview from line 24 to 26
<?php if ( is_single() ) : ?>
<h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
// post the code below here !! <-------------------------------------
<?php else : ?>
Date code:
<div class="single-post-date">
<span><?php the_time('d') ?></span>
<span><?php the_time('M') ?></span>
</div>
I wrapped the date inside the class .single-post-date so you can costumize it as you want
Ah I figured out the problem! I didnt add the code for entrydate in the else part of an if-then-else structure.
The solution was to simply move the line of code which outputs the date to just after the endif statement so it gets output regardless of whether it's in a single post page or an index page.