ACF Blocks V3 ACF Blocks Version 3 brings your ACF Blocks improved usability, new functionality, and fixes some issues as well: New: ACF Blocks v3 is compatible with WordPress/Gutenberg blocks v3 (iframe) New: ACF Blocks Edit Mode has been ... Continue Reading
Field validation is enabled by default for all ACF Blocks. Existing posts with ACF Blocks are validated the next time the post is edited. If any fields fail validation, the post cannot be saved until those issues are resolved. In some cases... Continue Reading
Locking down your ACF Blocks with block locking ensures those blocks can’t be removed or modified in unauthorized ways. You can think of block locking as a safety mechanism, whether you’re using it on a client’s WordPress site or one ... Continue Reading
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to utilize the InnerBlocks component within an ACF Block. We’ll also demonstrate how you can leverage relationships to nest blocks while limiting their discoverability. By the end of the tuto... Continue Reading
ACF 6.0 introduces support for WordPress’s block.json method of block registration, the recommended way of registering blocks since WordPress 5.8 and newer. You don’t have to upgrade your blocks, but you’ll need to do so if you want t... Continue Reading
ACF 6.0 includes ACF Blocks Version 2. This next generation of ACF Blocks brings us much closer to the native block experience, while still giving you the PHP based templating language you know as a WordPress developer. In the last few rele... Continue Reading
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