---
title: "Shortcodes (classic editor and page builders)"
description: "Show recipes and Jump to Recipe buttons outside the block editor."
url: https://scrumptiouswp.com/help/shortcodes/
site: "ScrumptiousWP"
---

# Shortcodes (classic editor and page builders)

Blocks are the best way to use Scrumptious. For the classic editor, widgets and page builders (Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder…), use shortcodes.

## Recipe card

```
[scrumptious id="123"]
```

`id` is the recipe’s ID. Find it on **Recipes → All Recipes**: hover the recipe name and look at the link (`post=123`), or open the recipe and look at the address bar.

The card follows your **Recipes → Settings** defaults.

## Jump to Recipe buttons

```
[scrumptious-jump]
[scrumptious-jump label="Skip to the recipe" print="0"]
```

| Attribute | Default |  |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `label` | *Jump to Recipe* | Button text |
| `print` | `1` | `0` hides the Print Recipe button |
| `id` | first recipe on the page | Recipe to jump to and print (only needed with several recipes on a page) |

## Tips

- Scrumptious loads its styles on any post that contains these shortcodes. If a page builder stores content somewhere unusual and the card looks unstyled, add the Recipe Card block once instead, or ask your developer to load the `scrumptious-card` stylesheet.
- Posts imported from other plugins use these shortcodes automatically when the post was written in the classic editor.

## Related

- [Recipe Card block](https://scrumptiouswp.com/help/recipe-card-block/)
- [Jump to Recipe](https://scrumptiouswp.com/help/jump-to-recipe/)