How to Delete a Date From a WordPress Blog
If you run a WordPress blog with evergreen informational content, you do not want visitors to think that your information is outdated or no longer correct because some posts were not created recently. Even if your blog has static information that does not change frequently, you can avoid giving visitors the impression that your content is stale by removing the date from each post. The WordPress Date Exclusion SEO plugin does this for you automatically.
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Instructions
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Expand the "Plugins" menu in the left column of the WordPress dashboard, then click "Add New."
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Type "Date Exclusion SEO" in the search box at the top of the page and press "Enter" to proceed to the search results page.
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Click "Install Now" under Date Exclusion SEO, and install the plugin by clicking "OK" and "Activate Plugin."
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Expand the "Settings" menu in the lower-left corner of the page and click "Date Exclusion SEO."
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Use the check boxes at the top of the window to configure the elements of your WordPress blog that you would like to remove dates from. You can remove the dates from your posts, tag pages, category pages and the front page.
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Use the "Number of Days to Expiry" field to allow the date to remain on a post for a certain number of days before the plugin removes it.
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Click the "Save Changes" button.
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