The Kadence version of WordPress allows admins and contributors to see page history and compare versions to see what changes were made. However, it is sometimes helpful to make specific notes on what changes were made and why.
An easy way to add “hidden” update logs to pages in nsc.ca/an/: insert an in-paragraph block as follows in Code Editor Mode:
<!– wp:paragraph {“className”:”displaynone”} –>
<p class=”displaynone”>
Update log:
2023-07-04 – DS: New page.
2023-07-05 – DS: added missing text.
</p>
<!– /wp:paragraph –>
The block editor does not have built- in “div” blocks, so “paragraph” blogs are to be used the first time the update log is added to a page.
Note that extra logs can be added in Code Editor Mode just as shown above for the second entry. Inserting new entries in Visual mode by pressing “return” gets you out the the “displaynone” paragraph which requires extra handling.
