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Jonrya Week: A Dream of Spring

What is Jonrya Week?

Attention Jonrya Shippers! In honour of our wonderful ship, the 2nd Jonrya Week of 2020 is around the corner! Winter’s Jonrya Week in January was a complete success so now we’ll be celebrating Spring with another celebration. This is a joint collaboration effort by the small but fierce Jonrya fandom.

It will take place on the 8th to 14th June (08/06/20 - 14/06/20). Everyone is welcome to participate, no sign up required! This is just a fun week to spread love for our ship! All content will be welcomed with open arms, whether that be fanfics, art, comics, edits, gifsets, videos, headcanons, meta, playlists, memes, social media parodies, song compilations, or excited inchoherent shipper screeches! If you can please share this so we can let as many shippers as possible know!

Themes for the week! 

Each day has a different theme that can be interpreted however you want. Underneath each theme are some mini prompts which don’t need to be incorporated but are there to help inspire!

Mon 8th June - Spring Rebirth | Death

Tue 9th June - Alternate Universe | Crossover

Wed 10th June - Guilt | Sin

Thu 11th June - Teacher/Student | Secret Billionaire/Prince

Fri 12th June - Marriage | Parenthood

Sat 13th June - Hogwarts AU | Fairytale AU

Sun 14th June - Royalty | House Pride 

How to Participate? 

When Jonrya week arrives, post whatever content you’ve made and put #jonrya week 2020 in the tags, that way everyone can find your work a little easier! :)

Questions?

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to drop us a message/ask, via this blog or via the jonrya chat called Stick them with the pointy end! We’re more than happy to answer any questions! For more updates, follow @jonryaweek!

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Customize WordPress Posts to Display Updated Date Instead of Published Date

By default, most WordPress themes are configured to display the date a post was created and published on. That means, no matter how many updates are done, every post will show historical dates. Con...

Most themes in WordPress display the date that the post was published in. It allows you and the users to figure out how old or new a post is. The date is also used by search engines to display it in search results.

Users seem to be attracted by newer posts. So it is healthy for your website traffic if you update the content and set the date to updated instead of the published. Here’s a simple tip on how you can do it.