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Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser · Version history

Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser changelog and version history

Latest version
1.5.0
Nov 28, 2017 (9 years ago)
Releases
11
since 2013
In the last year
0
Tested up to
WordPress 4.3.34

Releases each year

  • 20134 releases
  • 20144 releases
  • 20151 release
  • 20172 releases

20172 releases

  1. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.5.0Latest

  2. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.4.3

    • THIS UPDATE DOES NOT FIX THE PLUGIN WITH ACF 5.3.1. IT IS PURELY FOR FUTURE TRANSLATION FEATURES REQUIRED BY THE PLUGIN REPOSITORY.
    • [i18n] Add text-domain and make all strings translatable for upcoming translate.wordpress.org plugin migration.

20151 release

  1. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.4.2

    • [Fix] Include compatibility filter to fix in ACF PRO since v5.2.7.
    • [Fix] Prevent fatal error if ACF is not activated.
    • [Misc] Code cleanup. Thanks to robneu on GitHub.

20144 releases

  1. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.4.1

    • [Fix] Pass event to collapsing JS functions to prevent Firefox errors.
    • [Fix] No margin on table-layout fields (ACF5 only)
    • A big thanks to @tmconnect for the pull requests that made up this release.
  2. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.4.0

    • [New] ACF5 Support
    • [Fix] aria-controls attribute fix
    • Note: The plugin supports both ACF4 and ACF5; however, all future feature improvements will only be made for ACF 5.X.
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  3. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.3.0

    • [New] Ability to collapse single fields
    • [New] Added aria-expanded / aria-controls attributes on rows for improved accessibility
    • [Tweak] Clarified button text and added icons to buttons for improved UI
    • [Fix] Fixed errant closing tag on element
    • Thank you to Angie Meeker Designs for sponsoring this update’s new individual row collapsing feature!
    • Thank you to @61pixels and @lagdonkey for bug reports during development.
  4. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.2.0

    • [New] Support for nested repeater and flexible field content. (Thanks to @philiphetue)
    • Use element in admin for cleaner markup
    • Update “Tested up To” to 3.9

20134 releases

  1. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.1.0

    • [New] Support for “Flexible Content Fields” add-on thanks to @weskoop.
  2. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.0.2

    • Fixed missing semicolon. Presumably source of update issue.
  3. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.0.1

    • Fixed mismatched filenames.
  4. Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser 1.0.0

Questions about Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser’s releases

What is the latest version of Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser?

1.5.0, released on Nov 28, 2017 (8 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 4.3.34.

How often is Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser updated?

It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 8 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from April 2013.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Advanced Custom Fields Repeater & Flexible Content Fields Collapser’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.