Field block for ACF PRO

The ACF field block displays individual fields registered using ACF.

It supports the following field types:

• Basic: Text, Text Area, Number, Range, Email, URL, Password
• Content: Image, File, WYSIWYG Editor, oEmbed, Gallery
• Choice: Select, Checkbox, Radio Button, Button Group, True / False
• Relational: Link, Post Object, Page Link, Relationship, Taxonomy, User
• Advanced: Google Map, Date Picker, Date Time Picker, Time Picker, Color Picker
• Layout: Group, Clone, Repeater, Flexible Content

Features

• Uses a single block – ACF field
• The block can be used within the Query Loop
• Most field types are rendered in the block editor.
• Supports display of the field’s label, if required.

This plugin depends on Advanced Custom Fields PRO; it uses the plugin’s server side rendering block logic.
If ACF PRO is not activated then the ACF field block will not be registered.

For PHP developers
The extensible architecture allows:
– overrides to rendering logic by field type,
– rendering for custom field types,
– rendering for custom field names

If you want to alter the output from the acf-field-block/acf-field block
then you can either hook into the render_block_acf-field-block/acf-field filter to
modify the generated HTML,
or the acf_field_block_get_renderer filter to set your own callback function/method
for a field type or specific field.

Google Map fields use JavaScript from maps.googleapis.com.
The Google Map field requires an API key which you can obtain from
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key

1. Upload the contents of the field-block-for-acf-pro plugin to the `/wp-content/plugins/field-block-for-acf-pro’ directory
2. Activate the field-block-for-acf-pro plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Use the ACF field block in the block editor

1. 

   ACF field block - Edit mode

2. 

   ACF field block - Preview mode

3. 

   ACF field block - Settings

1.3.1

• Changed: Updated screenshots
• Fixed: Correct pass $field_group structure to acf_get_fields() #24
• Tested: With WordPress 6.5-RC2 and WordPress Multisite
• Tested: With Advanced Custom Fields PRO v6.2.7
• Tested: With Gutenberg 17.9.0
• Tested: With PHP 8.3
• Tested: With PHPUnit 9.6