: What editor are you using to edit the page? Many WYSIWYG editors (as well as some text-based ones) allow you to insert automatically-updated time/date fields. If you don't want to use PHP

What editor are you using to edit the page? Many WYSIWYG editors (as well as some text-based ones) allow you to insert automatically-updated time/date fields. If you don't want to use PHP or some other server-side language, then this would be the easiest way to do it. For example, in DreamWeaver, you just click on the "Insert Date" button and check the "Update automatically on save" box.

Though if you're not too scared of programming and you're interested in build websites professionally, I would highly recommend you just learn a server-side scripting language like PHP/Python/Ruby/JSP/ASP/etc.

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