Changelogs

What’s Changed

Fixed

• Callout labels ignored the colour the block was given, and every one of them failed contrast. .acf-callout-label carried a hardcoded color:#d4a600 that never varied with the block’s own callout_bgColor or callout_textColor, and four style variations replaced it with literals that were just as uncoupled. Across 501 labelled callouts on 272 posts, 500 of the 500 evaluable labels came in under 4.5:1 — none passed. The mustard sat at 2.17:1 on #f0fdf4 (172 blocks) and 2.09:1 on #eff6ff (131), and a “Warning” label on #f8d7da bottomed out at 1.70:1. The label now resolves to currentColor, inheriting the callout’s own text colour, which authors already pick to pair with the background: 415 of 415 blocks carrying explicit colours now pass, and the 85 with none fall back to the theme’s own --acfb-text on --acfb-bg pair. The Dark and Dashed Dark variants keep their --acfb-star label, which is token-based and already correct on a dark ground.
• Custom border-color could not override a variation’s border. Highlight, Dashed Light, and Dashed Dark set border as a shorthand, so a block supplying only callout_borderColor kept the variation’s width and style and changed nothing but the hue — a Highlight callout with custom colours rendered a 3px dashed border it never asked for, on top of the 1px solid the base rule intended. The three variations now set border-width, border-style, and border-color as longhands so a per-block colour lands without dragging the rest of the shorthand with it.
• Highlight and Testimonial opted out of dark mode. Both hardcoded their surface (#f0fff0 and #fdf6e3) instead of deriving it from --acfb-bg, so they stayed bright on a dark page while every other callout followed the theme. Both now tint the token with color-mix(), which reproduces the previous light-mode surface to within a couple of values and yields a correspondingly dark tint in dark mode. Highlight’s → list marker keeps its green.

Notes

• Callout registers style as an array in block.json, so WordPress inlines the bytes rather than linking a URL. There is no asset URL to bust here; page caches need a purge for the change to appear on already-cached HTML.

Commits

• 2.11.1: callout labels inherit the block’s text color (543e820)

Stats

• Commits: 1
• Changes: 8 files changed, 25 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-)

Plugin Info

• Blocks included: 29
• Requires WordPress: 6.0+
• Requires PHP: 7.4+
• Requires: ACF Pro 6.0+ or Secure Custom Fields

Installation

1. Download acf-blocks-plugin-*.zip from the assets below
2. Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin in WordPress admin
3. Upload the zip file and activate