Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Pro is the ultimate premium toolkit designed to supercharge your WordPress website development.
Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Pro offers the flexibility and efficiency needed to transform ordinary websites into sophisticated, user-friendly digital experiences.
Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Pro offers the flexibility and efficiency needed to transform ordinary websites into sophisticated, user-friendly digital experiences.
- The Repeater Field: Easily create and manage repeatable sets of sub fields to handle complex, repeatable data structures without limitations, giving you unmatched control over your content.
- ACF Blocks: Develop fully customizable, PHP-based WordPress blocks that integrate effortlessly with the block editor, allowing for bespoke, dynamic website sections tailored precisely to your needs.
- The Flexible Content Field: Manage entire content layouts by defining and dynamically rearranging groups of sub fields, enabling you to build highly tailored page sections and layouts with intuitive controls.
- Options Pages: Add global, customizable admin pages to manage site-wide settings and content — perfect for editing header, footer, or other site-wide data from a single interface.
- The Gallery Field: Create, sort, and manage collections of images through a simple, clean interface that makes handling multiple media assets effortless.
- The Clone Field: Reuse existing fields or entire field groups anywhere on your site, streamlining your workflow and maintaining consistency across complex projects.
- AJAX-Powered Search: Experience faster page loads and smoother field searches thanks to enhanced AJAX functionality embedded throughout the plugin.
- Local JSON Sync: Automatically export and synchronize your field group settings via JSON files, improving performance and enabling easy version control.
- Advanced Import/Export Tools: Simplify the migration of field groups between projects or environments with easy import and export options accessible from a dedicated tools page.
- New Form Locations: Extend ACF fields to comments, widgets, and all user-related forms, expanding your content management possibilities across WordPress.
- Enhanced Front-End Form Support: Use acf_form() to create and submit new posts from the front end with a variety of new customizable settings for seamless user interaction.
- Improved Validation: Rely on robust PHP and AJAX based validation methods to ensure your forms are secure and data integrity is maintained.
- Fresh User Interface: Benefit from a modernized plugin design with new field types, settings, and layout enhancements for a smoother, more enjoyable user experience.
- Scalable Licensing Options: Choose from personal, freelancer, or agency licenses that include unlimited updates and support, tailored to fit your website portfolio size and growth.
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What's new in Version 6.8.10
* Security - ACF now validates that uploaded PDF files begin with the standard `%PDF-` header before further processing, rejecting files that do not match the expected format
* Security - The Relationship, Post Object, Image, Gallery, and File fields now enforce WordPress read permissions on referenced posts and attachments when returned in REST API responses
* Security - ACF now verifies both preview context and the caller's edit capability before substituting revision data when field values are retrieved for a post
* Security - The `_acf_form` token used by frontend forms now expires and is bound to its issuing render, and `acf_encrypt()` / `acf_decrypt()` gain an optional `$context` argument for domain separation between token uses
* Security - ACF now consistently runs field validation on frontend form submissions containing field data, ensuring required-field checks and custom `acf/validate_value` filters cannot be circumvented
* Security - ACF's REST API schema no longer discloses per-object field-group configuration in OPTIONS requests to callers who lack read permission on the target object
* Security - The User field AJAX endpoint now validates that the request nonce was created for a User field
* Security - The Relationship, Post Object, Image, Gallery, and File fields now enforce WordPress read permissions on referenced posts and attachments when returned in REST API responses
* Security - ACF now verifies both preview context and the caller's edit capability before substituting revision data when field values are retrieved for a post
* Security - The `_acf_form` token used by frontend forms now expires and is bound to its issuing render, and `acf_encrypt()` / `acf_decrypt()` gain an optional `$context` argument for domain separation between token uses
* Security - ACF now consistently runs field validation on frontend form submissions containing field data, ensuring required-field checks and custom `acf/validate_value` filters cannot be circumvented
* Security - ACF's REST API schema no longer discloses per-object field-group configuration in OPTIONS requests to callers who lack read permission on the target object
* Security - The User field AJAX endpoint now validates that the request nonce was created for a User field
What's new in Version 6.8.9
* [View Release Post](https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/acf-6-8-9-released/)
* Enhancement - ACF Blocks registered via `acf_register_block_type()` or `block.json` without an explicit version now default to v3 on WordPress 7.1 or later. Blocks that specify a version continue to use the version they declare, and the default can be customized via the `acf/blocks/default_block_version` filter
* Enhancement - ACF Blocks v3 now supports a `renderPreview` option in `block.json`. Setting `"renderPreview": false` shows a placeholder with the block's icon, title, and an "Edit Block" button in the editor instead of rendering the block's template as a live preview. The block continues to render normally on the front-end, and legacy v2 blocks combining `"mode": "edit"` with `"supports": { "mode": false }` are automatically migrated when upgraded to v3
* Fix - Inline editable fields in ACF Blocks V3 no longer require a second click before they can be edited
* Fix - Radio buttons now appear correctly in ACF admin screens
* Fix - Image and Gallery fields no longer reject SVG uploads when the Safe SVG plugin is active
* Enhancement - ACF Blocks registered via `acf_register_block_type()` or `block.json` without an explicit version now default to v3 on WordPress 7.1 or later. Blocks that specify a version continue to use the version they declare, and the default can be customized via the `acf/blocks/default_block_version` filter
* Enhancement - ACF Blocks v3 now supports a `renderPreview` option in `block.json`. Setting `"renderPreview": false` shows a placeholder with the block's icon, title, and an "Edit Block" button in the editor instead of rendering the block's template as a live preview. The block continues to render normally on the front-end, and legacy v2 blocks combining `"mode": "edit"` with `"supports": { "mode": false }` are automatically migrated when upgraded to v3
* Fix - Inline editable fields in ACF Blocks V3 no longer require a second click before they can be edited
* Fix - Radio buttons now appear correctly in ACF admin screens
* Fix - Image and Gallery fields no longer reject SVG uploads when the Safe SVG plugin is active
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