Gist 76524cc382ca870dfbf872fd3c003d68

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Gist 76524cc382ca870dfbf872fd3c003d68

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Last edited Jul 29, 2020

Created on Jul 29, 2020

This visualization displays the time elapsed since a WordPress post was published, formatted as a human-readable string in Russian. It calculates the difference between the post’s publication timestamp and the current server time, then outputs the result using the `human_time_diff` function. The rendering relies on standard PHP and WordPress APIs within a template context, with no interactive or graphical elements beyond the textual output. The example demonstrates a simple server-side approach to relative time formatting, directly embedding the result into the page’s markup.

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