Introduction
This package extends standard Plone byline viewlet with publication date.
Overview
This is how this enhanced byline viewlet works. In case object is published then publication date is displayed: published <date>. If object is not published then only modification date shows up: last modified <date>. In case object is published and modified afterwards then both dates appear in byline viewlet: published <date>, last modified <date>.
All other byline elements left intact.
Compatibility
This add-on was tested in Plone 4.0.
Installation
to add the package to your Zope instance, please, follow the instructions found inside the docs/INSTALL.txt file
then restart your Zope instance and install the collective.improvedbyline package from within the portal_quickinstaller tool
To remove viewlet from your site simply uninstall collective.improvedbyline package from within the portal_quickinstaller tool.
Changelog
1.1 - November 9, 2011
Make published date display even for anonymous and users that don’t have Review Portal Content permission granted. [piv]
1.0 - June 4, 2011
Initial release, tested in Plone 4.0. [piv]
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