Sure, no problem.

In the foreach loop you loop through all pages and single out each page object. There are already predefined methods you can use, and a list of the most common can be found here: http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/developers/pages/overview...

So first of all I fetched the publication date of the page:

There are many ways in how you can display the date so if the display doesn't suit your needs you can check out the date() function in the php manual. ( http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php... )

I also wanted to find the last user who edited the page:

getVersionObject() gets the approved version of the page and getVersionAuthorUserName() gets the username of the user who edited the page.


Then in the <h4> tag (change to <p>, <span> or whatever you want) I just echoed out the information now stored in the the variables $date and $poster:


Since all of this is inside a foreach loop, this is done for every page.

Edit: In the beginning of c5 pages were called 'collections' since they were a collection of blocks, hence the naming of functions and db tables.