Advanced Custom Fields version 6.0.4 is now available. This release contains a number of performance and bug fixes for both the ACF and ACF PRO plugins, which we hope you enjoy.
👨‍💻 Please find the release notes below. And for the latest ACF news, follow us on Twitter @wp_acf.
Changelog
Improvement – JavaScript initialization performance while editing large field groups has been improved, especially in Safari
Improvement – Tooltips for field settings are now shown as inline instructions
Improvement – Saving a field group is now disabled until a field group title has been entered
Improvement – Additional sanitization across various internal parts of the plugin
Fix – Dragging and dropping a field in no longer opens the field settings in Firefox
Fix – Copying the field name or key to the clipboard now works as expected for new or reordered fields, and subfields
Fix – Saving a field group will now temporarily disable the “Save Changes” button while saving
Fix – Block templates that include html comments as the first DOM element no longer crash the block editor on edit
Fix – Block templates that include InnerBlocks on the DOM’s first level no longer trigger JS warnings
Fix – Block templates that render other blocks now correctly render their InnerBlocks
Fix – Legacy block attribute values are no longer overwritten by blank defaults of new versions
Fix – Paginated Repeater fields now work with non-paginated Repeaters as subfields
Fix – Repeater pagination is now properly disabled while inside blocks
Fix – REST API no longer causes a PHP warning if $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] is not defined
Fix – REST API now supports integer keys for the Select field
Fix – REST API now supports passing null to Image and File fields
Fix – Invalid ACF meta keys no longer cause a fatal error when retrieved with get_fields()
a11y – The Relationship field is now fully accessible for keyboard navigation
i18n – Select dropdown arrow is now aligned correctly in RTL languages
i18n – Radio buttons are now aligned correctly in RTL languages
🙌 Thanks to everyone who helped make this release possible.
About the Author
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