How to use post_date_column_time filter in WordPress

post_date_column_time filter

Filters the published time of the post.

apply_filters( 'post_date_column_time', string $t_time, WP_Post $post, string $column_name, string $mode )

Description

This hook is used for filtering the published time of a post.

If $mode equals excerpt, the published time and date are both displayed. If $mode equals list (default), the publish date is displayed, with the time and date together available as an abbreviation definition.

Parameters

• $t_time : (string) The published time.
• $post : (WP_Post) Post object.
• $column_name : (string) The column name.
• $mode : (string) The list display mode (‘excerpt’ or ‘list’).

Live Examples

Example 1: Basic Hook Usage

To run the hook, you can use the following example:

    $t_time = apply_filters( 'post_date_column_time', $t_time, $post, $date, $mode ); 
                             
    if ( !empty( $t_time ) ) { 
                             
       // everything has led up to this point... 
                             
    } 
    

Example 2: Adding a Hook Callback

The following example demonstrates how to add a hook callback:

    // define the post_date_column_time callback 
    function weplugins_filter_post_date_column_time( $t_time, $post, $date, $mode ) { 
        // make filter magic happen here... 
        return $t_time; 
    }; 
             
    // add the filter 
    add_filter( 'post_date_column_time', 'weplugins_filter_post_date_column_time', 10, 4 ); 
    

Example 3: Removing a Hook Callback

To remove a hook callback, use the following example:

    // remove the filter 
    remove_filter( 'post_date_column_time', 'weplugins_filter_post_date_column_time', 10, 4 ); 
    

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