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Thanks for helping pinpoint this, we were facing this exact issue but are developing within a plugin rather than a template which prevents us from putting the function at the top of the template file we wanted.
What we found, rather than adding to init is to inject into wp_head with a priority of 1 to force it to appear first. Figured I’d add here as well just to give some alternative options.
add_action( 'wp_head', 'inject_acf_form_head', 1 );
function inject_acf_form_head( ) {
acf_form_head();
}
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