Scrumptious · Version history
Scrumptious changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.1.0
- Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago)
- Releases
- 7
- since 2026
- In the last year
- 7
- about one every 6 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 7.4 or later
20267 releases
Scrumptious 1.1.0Latest
- New: optional newsletter signup in the setup wizard and on the Settings screen. It’s off unless you tick the box, and only your email is sent (see External services).
- New: after importing recipes from another plugin, a one-time “Imported N recipes” note with a link to leave a review.
- Changed: the review request now shows after your first published recipe card (once Scrumptious has been installed for 3 days), and the Pro mention after 5. Both stay dismissible, one at a time, on Scrumptious screens only.
- New: a short Black Friday notice for Scrumptious Pro, Nov 24 to Dec 2 only. Not shown if Pro is installed; one click dismisses it.
Scrumptious 1.0.4
- Fix: star ratings update on cached pages. After a rating, Scrumptious asks LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache and WP Super Cache to refresh the recipe’s pages (new action scrumptious_rating_changed for others).
- Fix: ingredient notes in double brackets, like “((~250g each) (Note 1))” from some imported recipes, now become clean notes (“~250g each, Note 1”).
- Fix: the recipe index on classic themes no longer adds a second main landmark inside the theme’s own.
- Fix: the recipe editor’s accent color follows your Accent color setting.
- Security: rate limits (ratings, AI requests) count reliably even when requests arrive at the same moment.
Scrumptious 1.0.3
- Improved: metric amounts are rounded the way a cook would measure them (240 ml, not 236.6 ml; 60 ml, not 59.1 ml). Teaspoons and tablespoons stay as spoons when readers switch to metric.
- New: after you’ve published 5 posts with recipe cards, a one-time request to leave a review (with “Maybe later” and “Don’t ask again”), and at 15 a one-time mention of Pro. Admins only, on Scrumptious screens, never both at once.
- New: small, dismissible hints in the editor where a Pro feature would help (import from a link, bulk AI). One click hides them all. Hidden once Scrumptious Pro is installed.
Scrumptious 1.0.2
- New: a short Scrumptious Pro card on the settings screen and a “Get Pro” link on the Plugins screen, for admins only. Both are hidden once Scrumptious Pro is installed.
Scrumptious 1.0.1
- Fix: the recipe card’s Preview in the block editor now shows the card styles (it looked unstyled).
Scrumptious 1.0.0
- New: on classic themes, the recipe index can use a Scrumptious grid (photos, ratings, times) with course and cuisine filters. Recipes → Settings → Recipe index layout. Existing sites keep their theme’s layout.
- Fix: recipe pages repair themselves if another plugin or a hosting tool rebuilt permalinks without them (they returned “page not found”).
Scrumptious 0.11.0
- All stored names now use the full “scrumptious_” prefix (recipes, courses, cuisines, diets, ratings and settings data). Existing sites are moved over automatically on update; nothing to do.
- Admin and print-view styles and scripts are now proper enqueued files.
- The block editor source code is included (src/), with build instructions in this readme.
Questions about Scrumptious’s releases
What is the latest version of Scrumptious?
1.1.0, released on Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is Scrumptious updated?
7 releases in the last year, about one every 6 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from September 2026.
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