Enables the previous "classic" editor and the old-style Edit Post screen with TinyMCE, Meta Boxes, etc. Supports all…
About ACF Autosize
This WordPress plugin automatically resizes and improves wysiwyg and textarea fields in Advanced Custom Fields. It also allows you to style the contents of tinymce iframes using editor-styles. However, it currently does not work on fields inside ACF Gutenberg Blocks. You can install and activate the plugin like any other WordPress plugin, and customize its behavior using filters. If you prefer a single-file version, you can use the acf-autosize-mu.php file provided. The source code is available on GitHub.Changelog
2.0.15
- tested with WP 5.9
2.0.14
- move from gulp to webpack
2.0.12
- Enable plugin in frontend via filter
2.0.10
- Disable autosize on fullscreen editors
- Dependency Updates and 5.8.1 compability tests
2.0.9
- Updated legacy acf functions
2.0.8
- Dependency Updates and 5.7.1 compability tests
2.0.7
- Fix: make it work with acf 5.9.0
2.0.3 – 2.0.5
- Problems with svn deployment
2.0.2
- Fix: resize when repeater / flex / tabs are uncollapsed
2.0.0
- Enable by default
- Add
acf-autosize/enabledByDefault-filter to enable the inverse behaviour (as in pre 2.0.0) - when enabled by default single fields can be disabled by adding
no-autosize
1.3.3
- Fix initialisation on textareas inside repeater or flexcontent fields
- Make sure prefilled textareas are autosized on initial pageload
1.3.0
- Add
acf-autosize/wysiwyg/min-height-filter to set min-height of wysiwyg-fields - Update dependencies to fix security issues
1.2.3
- Fix issue with WordPress 5.0 and Gutenberg
1.1.2
- Fix safari issue with position:sticky by externalizing css and adding autoprefixer
1.1.0–1.1.1
- Make tinymce toolbars sticky
- Fix bug with double plugin activation
1.0.4
- Fix README
1.0.3
- Better documentation
- Added tinymce
iframe>body[data-wysiwyg-slug]feature
1.0.2
- Added banner and icons
1.0.1
- First release
