Yes, this file is still missing. Here’s what I did – I downloaded the original plugin that this one was developed from and just included that particular file into the Sytles folder. It worked like a charm.
I have a feeling the lack of this file stems from the fact that this is a derivative version from the original and this author seemingly is either not aware that they must include all the files that are called within the .php files, and/or they not debugging or at least taking a cursory glance at the errors that are thrown once the plugin is activated.
On a positive note, the date suppression now works like a charm! I really really like this plugin – it’s simple and does what it says in an elegant way. I do wish there was a bit more styling included, but maybe it’s nice that I can style it completely on my own through the default CSS file that I added.
Thanks for the update. If you just pull that original default.css and include it, everything functions great!
I’ll have that error fixed within a week. Thank you for pointing it out.
I hadn’t the previous version or the version where this version relies on.
While waiting an answer, I started to create my own default.css, based on the output generated by the plugin while activated in a test environment.
At the same time, I changed some of the code to have the output seamless integrated in my website project.
I also found a problem while using the function to show date and time below a post. I found out ‘the system’ has problems to use file names with spaces and ampersants. I don’t know if this specific for this plugin or a general WordPress issue.
For this plugin, I could make a work-around:
Step 1: Rename the two .css files to a file name without spaces and without ampersand
Step 2: De-activate and re-activate the plugin.
I used “datetime.css” and “justthepost.css” as new file names.
If you download the newest version, 2.3.3, the css files load properly. The ampersand actually does work (at least on the newest version of WordPress), but I did have a lot of trouble getting it to work properly. However, it is working fine now. Make sure you have the newest version of WordPress and the newest version of the plugin. I am so sorry about this bug. I submitted 3 versions of the plugin that the css files were not being located properly, however, I know for a fact they are working properly on the newest version. If the issue is still persisting, please let me know. Thank you, and I hope you enjoy the plugin.
