Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF · Version history
Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.0.8
- Sep 25, 2026 (1 month ago)
- Releases
- 6
- since 2026
- In the last year
- 6
- about one every 5 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 7.4 or later
20266 releases
Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF 1.0.8Latest
- Fixed the editor jumping to a block with a WYSIWYG field while working elsewhere in the post. A block remounts its form whenever a block is added or removed above it – pressing Enter or Delete does that – and ACF brings the editor back through switchEditors.go(), which bookmarks the caret and makes…
Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF 1.0.7
- Fixed AJAX-driven fields inside the canvas never loading past the first page of results. Select2 only requests the next page while its “Loading more results…” row is attached, and checks that against the parent document, so for a list living in the canvas the row never counted as attached.
- Fixed date, date-time and time fields inside the canvas never opening their calendar. jQuery UI walks up from the input looking for a z-index until it meets the parent document, runs past the canvas one instead and throws. The calendar is now also moved into the canvas and kept inside its viewport,…
- Fixed accordions inside the canvas not opening, and everything else ACF delegates from the parent document not reacting to the canvas – legacy acf.model / acf.field.extend() handlers included. Canvas clicks, mousedowns and changes are now handed on to the parent document’s jQuery handlers.
- Fixed Select2 lists, the “Are you sure?” confirmation and the Flexible Content popups staying open on a click elsewhere in the canvas, and Select2 lists in the canvas staying open on a click outside of it.
- Fixed the Flexible Content “add layout” and layout actions popups appearing away from their button. They were created bypassing acf.newTooltip(), so they stayed in the parent document; every ACF tooltip is now moved into the canvas and positioned against the canvas viewport, so it also flips below…
- Fixed WYSIWYG fields in a dragged repeater or Flexible Content row coming out blank. jQuery UI’s sortstart / sortstop never reached ACF, so the row was not unmounted and remounted around the drag.
- Fixed holding Shift not switching the repeater’s “add row” icon to “duplicate row” inside the canvas.
Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF 1.0.6
Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF 1.0.5
Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF 1.0.4
- fix(blocks): prevent TinyMCE selection crash in iframe and bump block apiVersion to 3
Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF 1.0.3
- Fixed the Select2 dropdown of a field inside the canvas opening above the field and drifting away from it. Select2 measures the viewport through the parent window while taking the field’s coordinates from the canvas, so it decided there was no room below where there was plenty; it also repositioned…
- Fixed a dropdown left floating over the canvas after the block switched to preview. ACF tears Select2 down from its remove handler, which a block form never reaches – it is unmounted, and the list lives outside the node React drops.
- Fixed the block form rendering in the theme’s font at the theme’s size. ACF’s stylesheets expect the wp-admin body font; inside the canvas what they inherit is the editor typography the theme puts on <body>, which Select2 – having no font of its own – picked up as well.
- Stopped adding the canvas stylesheets to the editor page itself. enqueue_block_assets fires in both places, and on the editor page everything the form needs is already loaded, while the TinyMCE skin added there a second time only got in the way.
Questions about Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF’s releases
What is the latest version of Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF?
1.0.8, released on Sep 25, 2026 (1 month ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is Cosmo Block Edit Mode for ACF updated?
6 releases in the last year, about one every 5 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from August 2026.
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