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WP-PageNavi · Version history

WP-PageNavi changelog and version history

Latest version
3.0.1
Aug 28, 2026 (2 months ago)
Releases
43
since 2007
In the last year
3
about one every 17 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 8.2 or later

Releases each year

  • 20078 releases
  • 20082 releases
  • 20092 releases
  • 20103 releases
  • 20113 releases
  • 20121 release
  • 20131 release
  • 20142 releases
  • 20154 releases
  • 20161 release
  • 20172 releases
  • 20181 release
  • 20191 release
  • 20202 releases
  • 20211 release
  • 20232 releases
  • 20244 releases
  • 20263 releases

20263 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 3.0.1Latest

    • CHANGED: The settings migration now runs early on every request instead of only when wp-admin is loaded, so a site whose dashboard is never opened still picks up its settings after an update
    • FIXED: Network-activating the plugin upgraded only the site the click happened on. Every other site on the network kept serving its front end with the default settings — its real, pre-3.0.0 settings sat unread until somebody opened that site’s wp-admin, which also means nothing was lost and any sit…

  2. WP-PageNavi 3.0.0

    • BREAKING: WP-PageNavi now requires WordPress 6.8 and PHP 8.2. A site running anything older will not be offered the update
    • BREAKING: The settings are stored in wp_pagenavi_options instead of pagenavi_options. The old row is copied over and removed automatically
    • BREAKING: The settings screen has moved from options-general.php?page=pagenavi to options-general.php?page=wp-pagenavi
    • BREAKING: pagenavi-css.css is now css/wp-pagenavi.css, and a copy in your theme directory must be renamed to wp-pagenavi.css to keep overriding it
    • BREAKING: Every class is now prefixed. PageNavi_Options, PageNavi_Call and PageNavi_Core are WP_PageNavi_Options, WP_PageNavi_Call and WP_PageNavi_Core, and PageNavi_Admin is now WP_PageNavi_Settings
    • BREAKING: PageNavi_Core::$options has been removed. Use WP_PageNavi_Options::defaults() and WP_PageNavi_Options::get() instead. See the FAQ
    • BREAKING: PageNavi_Options_Page has been removed and replaced by WP_PageNavi_Settings
    • BREAKING: Dropping the SCB Framework also removes the global functions and scb* classes it defined, since they were loaded into WordPress by whichever plugin bundled it. If your theme or another plugin called html(), html_link(), set_post_field(), scb_init(), scb_register_table(), scb_install_table…
    • NEW: Removed the bundled WP SCB Framework. The plugin now runs entirely on WordPress core APIs and has no dependencies
    • NEW: The settings page is built with the WordPress Settings API
    • NEW: Restructured into includes/ following the Plugin Handbook layout
    • NEW: A wp_pagenavi_capability filter over the capability the settings screen requires
    • NEW: A wp_pagenavi_version row holding the plugin and schema version markers, so a future upgrade has something to compare against
    • CHANGED: The stylesheet’s two colours are CSS custom properties with fallbacks rather than hardcoded hexes, and it now carries a dark colour scheme
    • CHANGED: The stylesheet uses no physical CSS properties, so one file serves left-to-right and right-to-left sites alike
    • FIXED: An inline SVG arrow no longer deletes the entire previous/next link. wp_kses_post() removes an SVG rather than cleaning it, which left the link text empty, and a link with empty text is dropped altogether. The navigation text is now filtered against wp_kses_post()‘s list plus the inline SVG…
    • FIXED: Multisite uninstall no longer stops at the hundredth site, so a large network has its options removed everywhere. Reported by Cal at toolshed (#73)
    • FIXED: The navigation aria-labels now match the strings WordPress core defines, so they are translated in every locale core supports. Reported by Cal at toolshed (#73)
    • FIXED: An array submitted where a text setting belongs no longer raises a PHP 8 notice, and option keys the plugin does not define are no longer stored. Reported by Cal at toolshed (#73)
    • FIXED: Page links are escaped with esc_url() instead of esc_attr()
    • FIXED: Page numbers derived from a WP_User_Query are cast to integers, so the current page is marked correctly
    • FIXED: The stylesheet version now tracks the plugin version instead of being pinned to 2.70
    • FIXED: The label on each Yes/No setting pointed at an element that did not exist, so clicking it did nothing
    • NOTE: No hook and no template tag is renamed. The ten wp_pagenavi_class_* filters, the wp_pagenavi filter, wp_pagenavi() and wp_pagenavi_dropdown() all keep the names they shipped with

  3. WP-PageNavi 2.94.6

20244 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.94.5

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.94.4

  3. WP-PageNavi 2.94.3

  4. WP-PageNavi 2.94.2

20232 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.94.1

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.94.0

20211 release

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.93.4

20202 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.93.3

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.93.2

20191 release

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.93.1

20181 release

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.93

20172 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.92

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.91

20161 release

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.90

20154 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.89.1

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.89

  3. WP-PageNavi 2.88

  4. WP-PageNavi 2.87

20142 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.86

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.85

20131 release

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.83

20121 release

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.82

20113 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.81

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.80

  3. WP-PageNavi 2.74

20103 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.73

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.72

  3. WP-PageNavi 2.61

20092 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.50

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.40

20082 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.31

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.30

20078 releases

  1. WP-PageNavi 2.20

  2. WP-PageNavi 2.11

  3. WP-PageNavi 2.10

  4. WP-PageNavi 2.03

  5. WP-PageNavi 2.02

  6. WP-PageNavi 2.01

  7. WP-PageNavi 2.00

  8. WP-PageNavi 1.00

Questions about WP-PageNavi’s releases

What is the latest version of WP-PageNavi?

3.0.1, released on Aug 28, 2026 (2 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 8.2 or later.

How often is WP-PageNavi updated?

3 releases in the last year, about one every 17 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from March 2007.

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