07-16-2011, 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted by AaronM
One very easy solution.
http://bluecowhosting.com/blog/wordp...on-seo-plugin/
It has an option to set an expiration for the post date based on any given number of days. In my case, I set it for 14 days and after those two weeks, the post date is automatically removed. It does the same to all posts that are already older than 14 days. |
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