Eric Mueller

<p>A simple plugin to show the most-recently edited posts and pages under the Posts and Pages menus, as well as any custom post types you have set up. This lets you quickly jump to those pages to edit them, saving at least one click and some load time too.</p>
<h3>WPML Compatibility</h3>
<p>This plugin is not 100% compatible with WPML: if you edit a post in one language, your menus will change to show all the recent posts in that language. This may be okay for you, or it may not. Either way, full compatibility with WPML is something I definitely want to add for the next version.</p>
<p>If you don’t use WPML (or don’t know what it is), none of the above applies, don’t worry about it. 🙂</p>
<h3>Thanks To…</h3>
<p>Thanks to Hugh Lashbrooke for his excellent <a href="https://github.com/hlashbrooke/WordPress-Plugin-Template" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Plugin Template</a>, and to my friends who tried early versions of this plugin and offered valuable feedback (especially Nico Martin and David Tolnem).</p>


Edit Recent Posts

Saves time by showing the most-recently edited posts and pages under the Posts and Pages menus.

ehsan4php

<p>Sometimes when you update one of your pages on the WordPress blog you would want visitors to know about those. This widget will create a sidebar<br />
box with a list of pages you’ve recently updated. It also shows the date of the update beside the page title. You can choose whether to display the update date and in what format.</p>
<p>You’ve an option to display the Posts in the list as well. If checked (through admin panel) the list will include the Posts along with the list of Pages.</p>
<p>You can use WP’s shortcode to display the last update date of the page or blog posts. Date/time format for the shortcode can be controlled through the widget settings.</p>
<p>V 1.0.4 only fixes the bug related to the widget area where any widget (in admin panel) below RUP’s widget will lockup and cannot be moved.</p>
<p>V 2.0.0 widget code updated to make it combatible with WordPress v. 6.6.2</p>


Edit Recent Posts vs Recently Updated Pages