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ACF setting fields not translatable in group fields #1255
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Major fix for the support of generic translatable ACF settings such as label, description and default value. Use undocumented `open_field_object`, works with ACF5.12.4 and ACF6. Delete obsolete ACF `append_field` JS hook. Anyway the hook for wysiwyg editor is currently broken (#1186).
Fixed in master, please try this before upcoming release. This enables back many integration features with ACF, tested with ACF 5.12.4 and ACF 6.0.5. The hook with the standard wysiwyg editor is still broken but that's a separate issue #1186. The qTranslate wysiwyg field should be working. |
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Related to #1255 but the parent for the description is under `.acf-input` vs `.acf-label` in general. Make the selectors more specific to limit search under direct child only.
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Released in 3.13.0. |
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With the option "translation of standard field types" enabled, the setting fields "labels, description and default value" used to be translatable in the group field pages.
This regression can be seen with ACF 5.12 so it's not a news with ACF6. It's unclear when it happened but it's surely due to changes in UI for an open/close design. The JS code in QTX should use some events.
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