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Greek Multi Tool · Version history

Greek Multi Tool changelog and version history

Latest version
4.0.0
Oct 15, 2026 (25 days ago)
Releases
34
since 2022
In the last year
6
about one every 48 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 7.4 or later

Releases each year

  • 202219 releases
  • 20235 releases
  • 20241 release
  • 20253 releases
  • 20266 releases

20266 releases

  1. Greek Multi Tool 4.0.0Latest

    • High severity fix: editing a page in the admin could load another post’s title/slug/content when Yoast SEO and page-builder shortcodes with post loops were active; saving would then change the page’s title and slug without warning.
    • What’s new in 4.0: a redesign around the things the plugin does best. Transliteration now follows ELOT 743 on new installations, the converter has a preview, batches and undo, redirects are checked and managed, and Site Health tells you whether your site is set up for Greek.
    • Added
    • ELOT 743 (ISO 843 type 2) transliteration standard, named and documented; “Phonetic” is the former “Advanced”.
    • Conversion preview, batch processing with progress and cancel, undo of the last conversion (UI and wp grmlt undo-conversion).
    • Redirect check (missing destination, chain, loop), inline editing, bulk delete, CSV export/import, visit counters.
    • Redirects for child pages and child terms whose URL changes when a parent slug is converted.
    • Greek readiness checks in Site Health, a Site Health → Info section, and a readiness card on the plugin screen.
    • Live preview of the permalink and file name a title would get, with unsaved settings.
    • Accent check as a block editor sidebar panel (classic editor meta box kept as fallback).
    • wp grmlt acf-restore-keys also restores sub field keys, detects damaged field groups, post types, taxonomies and options pages, restores their keys from acf-json, can give them new keys (--regenerate-keys), keeps a backup of every write in a folder closed to the web and can undo it (--undo). Works…
    • WP-CLI: wp grmlt convert, wp grmlt undo-conversion, wp grmlt redirects check|export|import.
    • Hooks: grmlt_post_slug_converted, grmlt_term_slug_converted, grmlt_conversion_finished, grmlt_conversion_batch_size, grmlt_hide_third_party_notices.
    • Changed
    • New admin screen built with WordPress components and the admin color scheme; tabs are separate URLs; every control is keyboard accessible and labelled.
    • The bulk converter uses exactly the same code as new permalinks, builds the new slug from the existing slug (keeping manual edits), makes it unique, and records the real old URL for every permalink structure.
    • Redirect lookup by indexed hash on a normalized path, only on 404 requests (and on feeds of addresses that no longer exist, which WordPress never flags as 404), with wp_safe_redirect().
    • Settings are registered once with proper defaults; “Settings saved” is shown after saving.
    • The plugin screen no longer shows notices of other plugins, as WooCommerce and others do on theirs; WordPress notices about security and updates are still shown. The grmlt_hide_third_party_notices filter turns this off.
    • Excluded words and short words are removed before transliteration, with Unicode word boundaries, regardless of accents and letter case; numbers are never removed.
    • Database tables are created on activation and upgraded once, not checked on every request. The update from 2.x/3.x runs in short steps on the first requests after the update (a few seconds at most for a visitor), continues after an interruption, and never takes the site down: after an error it wait…
    • Settings are taken over exactly as 2.x/3.x read them.
    • Minimum WordPress 6.2, PHP 7.4; tested up to WordPress 7.1.
    • Fixed
    • Category, tag and other term archives whose slug was still Greek returned 404 while permalink transliteration was enabled, because WordPress transliterated the slug it was looking for.
    • Old Greek addresses of terms converted by 2.x/3.x are redirected (they used to work only through on-the-fly transliteration).
    • Redirects that 3.x recorded for ACF / Secure Custom Fields objects and other internal posts are not carried over: they could only send visitors to the home page. A redirect never targets the home page (an address without a destination gives 404), except the redirect of the page that is the static f…
    • Saving a category or tag whose slug is still Greek, without changing the slug, no longer transliterates it.
    • After an undo, the Latin addresses of pages and terms redirect to the restored ones instead of returning 404, and a later conversion is redirected again even where an older redirect existed.
    • Cancelling a conversion while a batch runs works with the first click, and what was converted can be undone.

  2. Greek Multi Tool 3.4.1

    • Security: AJAX endpoints verify capabilities. Critical fix: the bulk converter no longer touches ACF internal post types; recovery command wp grmlt acf-restore-keys. Preview for the converter, undo snapshot, _wp_old_slug, percent-encoded redirect matching, removed a 404 stylesheet request.

  3. Greek Multi Tool 3.4.0

    • Critical fix: missing CSS on page builder pages when Yoast SEO was active. Duplicate Slider Revolution modules. New filter grmlt_render_shortcodes_on_frontend.

  4. Greek Multi Tool 3.3.1

    • Fixes a fatal error introduced in 3.3.0.

  5. Greek Multi Tool 3.3.0

    • Media file name conversion, attachment slug conversion, page builder compatibility layer, ACF compatibility, Yoast SEO integration.

  6. Greek Multi Tool 3.2.0

    • Fixed 301 redirects, nonce verification, XSS fixes, PHP 8.2 compatibility.

20253 releases

  1. Greek Multi Tool 3.1.0

  2. Greek Multi Tool 3.0.0

  3. Greek Multi Tool 2.3.2

20241 release

  1. Greek Multi Tool 2.3.1

20235 releases

  1. Greek Multi Tool 2.3.0

  2. Greek Multi Tool 2.2.0

  3. Greek Multi Tool 2.1.5

  4. Greek Multi Tool 2.1.4

  5. Greek Multi Tool 2.1.3

202219 releases

  1. Greek Multi Tool 2.1.2

  2. Greek Multi Tool 2.1.1

  3. Greek Multi Tool 2.1.0

  4. Greek Multi Tool 2.0.1

  5. Greek Multi Tool 2.0.0

  6. Greek Multi Tool 1.3

  7. Greek Multi Tool 1.2.4

  8. Greek Multi Tool 1.2.3

  9. Greek Multi Tool 1.2.2

  10. Greek Multi Tool 1.2.1

  11. Greek Multi Tool 1.2.0

  12. Greek Multi Tool 1.1.1

  13. Greek Multi Tool 1.1.0

  14. Greek Multi Tool 1.0.5

  15. Greek Multi Tool 1.0.4

  16. Greek Multi Tool 1.0.3

  17. Greek Multi Tool 1.0.2

  18. Greek Multi Tool 1.0.1

  19. Greek Multi Tool 1.0.0

Questions about Greek Multi Tool’s releases

What is the latest version of Greek Multi Tool?

4.0.0, released on Oct 15, 2026 (3 weeks ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is Greek Multi Tool updated?

6 releases in the last year, about one every 48 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from March 2022.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Greek Multi Tool’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.