I was trying to do the same thing and I came up with an alternate solution.
I set the Clone field’s Display to Group and then gave it a CSS class of fake-seamless.
Then I just created a file with some simple CSS and enqueued it to the page using the acf/input/admin_enqueue_scripts action.
The CSS I used was:
.acf-fields > .acf-field.fake-seamless { padding: 0; }
.acf-field.fake-seamless > .acf-label { margin: 0; }
.acf-field.fake-seamless > .acf-label label { display: none; }
.fake-seamless .acf-clone-fields { border: none; }
Completely understandable. You had a business decision to make and it’s much easier having to only worry about with two plugins than one with multiple add-ons.
I’ve been doing some research on many of the other custom field plugins, and none of them have everything I need. ACF is still the closest.
What I would really like to see is a place where we can add a class to the field. There are times when I need to manipulate a specific field through either CSS or JS, and having an associated class would be much easier than finding the ID and interacting with that. I’ve thought about creating an Add-on for ACF4, but with ACF5 out now, I’ll hold off until I’m more familiar with the code.
Thanks for the great work!
I don’t think it was there yesterday because I didn’t see it either… or we’re both dense. 😉
I am also in the same situation as Jimmy. I only use the repeater, but use it on almost every site.
Having an option to upgrade the license would be the most ideal.
