It seems Views shortcode [wpv-post-date] does not work as attribute of HTML div tag in the user's website, as a workaround, you can use content template to display the HTML codes + shortcodes, see details here:
Problem:
Client has lots of wpv-conditional tests in a custom archive which he believes is slowing down generating the page.
Solution:
The custom archive was re-worked to remove the need for the wpv-conditional shortcodes, in this case by adding custom fields for terms which are uniquely available on the taxonomy archive. Read the thread to see if it is applicable in your case.
Problem:
Custom image fields are being output on the front-end but are missing the www part of the URL.
Solution:
The client had uploaded images on a server where the URL did not use www, then changed the server settings to use www, so the image URLs in wp_posts were missing the www. A plugin to search and replace urls could solve the problem.
Problem:
Client wants to display a different View on mobile devices.
Solution:
WordPress contains a built-in function wp_ismobile() that can be used in conditional shortcodes to determine which View is inserted depending on the device.
Problem:
Client is outputting term meta fields outside the loop on a custom taxonomy archive, but the term fields are not displaying.
Solution:
They should, and it appears to be an issue introduced in Types 3.0 which is still being investigated. In the meantime you can register the following custom shortcode (by add this code to your theme's functions.php file):
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