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Use last_modified_at instead of or in addition to modified? #929
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Good suggestion. I made the switch to |
@mmistakes Thanks. I made #930 to replace |
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bundle update
.bundle exec jekyll build
.Minimal Mistakes uses the
modified
property of a page for the "Updated:" footer in single layout. However, jekyll-feed uses last_modified_at which can be set automatically by a Jekyll plugin.So, currently I have to set both "modified" and "last_updated_at" if I'd like to have correct dates on the page as well as in the atom feed.
Would it be possible for Minimal Mistakes to use "last_updated_at" instead of or in addition to "modified"?
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