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Just to be clear do you want the date in the Title meta tag found in the <head> of your site?
Yes
You can try this filter:
function custom_theme_titles( $titleparts ) { $pagetitle = $titleparts['title']; $date = date('l jS F Y'); $sep = " | "; $titleparts['title'] = $pagetitle.$sep.$date; unset( $titleparts['site'] ); return $titleparts; } add_filter( 'document_title_parts', 'custom_theme_titles', PHP_INT_MAX );Just to let you know Yoast used to include currentDate variables in there meta editor – there now deprecated and they advise against this practice.
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