Improving Thread Dates for Mobile Site?

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The discussion focuses on the need for displaying full post dates on the mobile version of the site, rather than just the time or day of the week. Users expressed frustration over responding to outdated posts due to the lack of clear date information. A request was made for admins to modify the display templates to include complete dates. Following this feedback, a change was implemented to show post dates alongside the time in mobile threads. The update received positive feedback from users, indicating satisfaction with the improvement.
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Is there a way we could get the thread dates to include the date of the post, rather than just the time? This refers to the mobile version of the site. I keep responding to posts that are ridiculously old because I can't see the dates. Can the admins change the display templates?
 
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I will second this request.

If you're reading a post from today, it says the time. Anything older than that says the day of the week it was posted. Doesn't help much if it was a random Tuesday from last year.
 
post dates have been added next to the post time in threads in mobile skin
 
Thank you so much Greg! The change is much appreciated!
 
Looks great, Greg. Thanks
 
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