I am using the Buster static site generator to deploy my ghost blog to Github Pages. If you follow the link to my blog you will see that the time-stamp for each post is frozen to the relative value that was displayed when I deployed the blog. That is, I wrote a test post an hour before using Buster, so that is the time value that will display ad infinitum on Github pages until I deploy a new version.
Is there a way to tweak the {{> post-meta}} expression so that it always displays the absolute time the post was written (e.g. 12:30pm 20-May-2014) rather than the relative time (e.g. an hour ago)?
I am using the Buster static site generator to deploy my ghost blog to Github Pages. If you follow the link to my blog you will see that the time-stamp for each post is frozen to the relative value that was displayed when I deployed the blog. That is, I wrote a test post an hour before using Buster, so that is the time value that will display ad infinitum on Github pages until I deploy a new version.
Is there a way to tweak the {{> post-meta}} expression so that it always displays the absolute time the post was written (e.g. 12:30pm 20-May-2014) rather than the relative time (e.g. an hour ago)?