Copyright Year: Time to Change
Don’t forget it is a new year, and that means updating your copyrights at the bottom of your sites to reflect the change in years.
On my blog, I have set it up so that PHP does the work for me.
echo $date("Y");
As it is on DavidCubed:
© 1999-<?php echo date("Y"); ?> David Peralty. All Rights Reserved
This makes it so that it shows the current year as the end year of my copyright string. It makes it so that I never have to manually update the year.
If you have your copyright text set up statically, this might be something you might want to change, starting today, especially if you have more than one site you’d need to change 2006 to 2007 on.
3 Responses to Copyright Year: Time to Change
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Joram Oudenaarde Said,
January 5, 2007 @ 9:36 am
Now thát’s a handy bit of code! I’m gonna remember this one, hehe. Thanks for posting this
On a sidenote; I’ve read your post about not doing free work anymore… which I can only applaud of course
But just out of curioucity, what would you ask for making a Wordpress theme out of a Photoshop-template? A full Photoshop-template with all the info you could need, and no real deadline? Is there a chance you can make an estimate?Sorry about the blunt question, hehe. But I’m looking around for other options because of my lack of knowledge about PHP
Regards,
Joram Oudenaardep.s.: Happy Newyear!
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JC&JC Inc. Said,
January 6, 2007 @ 2:11 am
Nice little code, definitely comes in handy.
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David Peralty Said,
January 6, 2007 @ 7:44 pm
Glad you both enjoyed it. It is one of those small thing that people forget to deal with, and like most things in life, its all about the details.
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