- Fixed: Support for PHP 7.4
- Added: Support for input groups based on HTML
fieldsetelement - Added: Support for lists in the output
- Added: Support for adding a form label
- Added: Support for
autocompleteattribute - Added: Support for the
spellcheckattribute - Removed: Default added consent checkbox (since it’s not legally required)
- Fixed: Validation issues for separated date fields
- Fixed: Line breaks in labels are no more removed in the email
- Fixed: Error text for a field too large to upload does not indicate anymore that it has been uploaded
- Improved: The notice for required fields is now above the form for enhanced accessibility
- Fixed: Gaps in certain browsers from hidden input fields
- Fixed: The value of hidden input fields is now populated in the frontend
- Fixed: Options without a label now correctly show the value in the select
- Fixed: Potential PHP warning for split date and time fields
- Added: Custom separated date fields (read the announcement for more information)
- Added: All supported input types that were previously only part of the Pro version
- Added: Design for Twenty Twenty-Four
- Added: More recognized field names for the form wizard
- Improved: Input type selection is now more descriptive and translatable
- Fixed:
aria-describedbyfor error fields is no more added multiple times - Fixed: Form wizard now returns the proper input fields
- Added: Support block settings like font size, line height and dimensions
- Added: By selecting an invalid field, the error message will now be announced to screen readers
- Fixed: Improved resetting a form after successful submit
- Notice: This version requires at least WordPress 6.3
- For developers: Each
<form>element has now its validator object attached to it
- Added: Form creation wizard for even easier form creation
- Added: Ability to set a custom subject for each form
- Added: Error message summary if multiple form fields are invalid for screen readers
- Added: Checks to prohibit multiple form submissions while clicking multiple times on the submit button
- Added: Check for PHP DOM extension
- Added: A new filter to add custom controls in the primary panel of the form block
- Added: A new class for the notice below the field stating how required fields are marked for easier customization
- Fixed: After re-validating an invalid form, it can now be sent successfully
- Fixed: Line breaks for checkbox labels in Twenty Twenty-Three
- Fixed: Sending potentially the wrong checkbox/radio button value if multiple fields have the same name. There is now a new "value" field available for these input types. Please review your forms and adjust the value for your inputs to fix this issue.
- Fixed: Invalid fields are now marked via
aria-invalidfor better accessibility - Fixed: Added
aria-hidden="true"to the asterisk, marking a field as required, for better accessibility
- Fixed: Issue storing form data for forms when they are in another block (e.g. in a column)
- Fixed: Design issue with labels of checkboxes and radio buttons
- Added: Rich text editor for labels
- Added: Option to set an email field as "reply-to" in the email notification
- Added: Preparation to fully support Form Block Pro version 1.0.0
- Improved: Displaying of values from checkboxes and radio buttons
- Improved: Design of reset and submit buttons (thanks @zu for reporting)
- Fixed: Getting correct values for form field name attributes
- Fixed: Security issue regarding an CSRF (thanks @DanielRuf for reporting)
- Fixed: Changing value of reset/submit buttons is not possible (thanks @zu for reporting)
- Fixed: Allowing multiple radio buttons with identical name
- Fixed: Submitting an empty form with required fields shows the loading indicator
- Added: Missing loading information/animation after submit
- Fixed: Potential PHP warning on uninstallation
- Fixed: Design for Twenty Twenty-Three
- Fixed: Design for Twenty Twenty-Two
- Initial release