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Option to use the Date Published (i.e. date that page the website administor sets as date created) instead of the date modified.
For example by only adding page categories to pages, so the Page Updated date does not currently reflect significant changes to content.

posted by user madideas on wordpress.org (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/exclude-posts-bug/):

When you call get_posts() on line 76 to find out which ones to exclude, the default is to only return 5 and hence you can only exclude 5 posts. Need to add the parameter for ‘numberposts’ => -1 to get all the excluded posts.
Not sure if the same problem will apply to excluding pages as I only discovered this issue while trying to exclude posts.

At the moment the sorting and the amount for posts is incorrect.
See different argument list:
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_posts/
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_query/parse_query/

Today only pages and posts are includable.

Possible additional sources:

• Comment
• Events
• Galleries
• ...

Configurable

Includable as block in the new gutenberg editor

Add support for an “{editor}” field in the template, that displays the name of the person who most recently made changes to the entry.
In some contexts, that may be much more meaningful/useful information than the original author.

Suggested by Edward Almasy: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/template-field-for-editor/

see https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/previews-and-blueprints/ for more info.

The target is to only show the Last Modified date from a site in the footer of the site, for instance as a Widget or a variable. The last date from the posts and the pages together.
There is an option to show or hide the pagetitle missing.
Then can be choosen to only show the Last Modified Date (Number=1) or show some more data.

See Support Ticket Option to show/hide pagetitle

• User that added the changes
• Time of change (not only date)

Configurable

with phpstat (see simple-matomo-tracking-code)

Allow to define the date format different from the wordpress system date format.

Related to #2