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  • Elliot is going to look into inner-blocks later on this year, my guess is Nov/Dec… In the meantime what I have done to create my own columns, have each column in Accordion fields, and for the content of the columns use the WYSIWYG editor. I can get away with it, becaus so far all of my 41 blocks, are conversions from my preexisting shortcodes. And because TinyMCE displays the button to generate the shortcodes, it works pretty well. Also because I’m using accordions, I’m actually building the columns vertically, which give me more room to edit things. The biggest drawback is that if I want to change the layout (ie: from 3 columns to 4 columnjs), I have to delete the 3 column block and start a new 4 column block…

  • ‘multiple’ => false works fine with me… WP 5.2, ACF 5.8.

    Make sure you have it in the supports array, here is an example:

    ‘supports’ => array( ‘customClassName’ => false, ‘align’ => false, ‘mode’ => false, ‘multiple’ => false,),

  • Actually as a coincidence, it happened to me today, but the culprit was a function from my theme. My homemade theme has a script that displays the page load time, and amount of RAM WordPress consumes, and this displays at the bottom of the footer, both on the front end and back end. While this function was turned on from the Customizer, Gutenberg refuses to save (publish) posts/pages, not even in any mode (publish, draft or preview). Turning it off, everything works fine.

    Therefore, since you don’t have any other plugins installed (besides ACF Pro), try changing the theme, to one of the default ones maybe, and see if that fixes your issue. If not, the only advice I can give you, is to save your permalinks again (just in case, although I don’t think this is relevant here), and clear your browser cache, just in case there is some script from the cache causing this error.

    Good luck. BTW, my testing environments:

    1. Xampp WP 5.0.1 with bunch of plugins, ACF made blocks, on Windows 7 Pro machine, with 4GB RAM, 128MB available for WordPress, php 7.2

    2. Godaddy Shared Hosting – php 5.6, and I want to believe 64MB RAM (I can be wrong for the RAM!).

  • Not on my end… at least for this issue, all is fine.

  • This was already suggested to Elliot on Github, and the answer we got back was that this is something he is going to look into later on, once he finishes v5.8 I guess…

    Personally, and for the time being, any container needs that I have for, like sections, tabs, etc… are put on hold, except one, called “section”, where I wrap a WYSIWYG field with the container code, and as a compromise for now, I will be using shortcodes that my theme and plugins provide to populate the content of that section. Not an ideal solution, but that’s the best I could do until ACF allows inner blocks, and my guess is that this has to be a new field type that needs to be created…

    Anyone else willing to share their solutions regarding this issue, will be greatly appreciated, at least by me…

  • Which ACF version are you using? This was an issue with beta 1, but it got fixed with beta 2. BTW, currently we are on beta 3.

  • This issue stuck around since beta 1, and still persists with beta 3. Personally, at least for the time being, I gave up on this, disabled the CSS class applied by Gutenberg (during the blog registration), and created an ACF field to hold the custom CSS values. Of course I also have to wrap the block code with a div to apply the custom CSS…

    I hope it gets fixed though, it’s an annoying bug…

  • When registering your block, use the following parameter:

    ‘mode’ => ‘edit’,

    This was added to the beta2 version, more info here:

    https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/acf_register_block/

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