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🔴 Today: ACF Chat Fridays!
The ACF Annual Survey 2026 results, what we heard and what we're doing about it. Bring your questions.
📅 Today, 3pm UK time
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🎉 Join us tomorrow for ACF Chat Fridays!
We're discussing the ACF Annual Survey 2026 results with the team, plus open Q&A, as always.
📅 Friday 6 November 3pm UK time
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💬 Read the survey results? Tell us what surprised you.
We're keeping the numbers short and the Q&A long at Chat Fridays this Friday.
🔗 Results - https://t.co/Tb6m49DIzX
📅 Friday 6 November 3pm UK time
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Results from our 2026 annual user survey are in!
More than 1,300 ACF users took part this year, our biggest response since 2023.
Here's a look at what you told us. 🧵
🤖 91% of ACF users now use AI tools in their work.
But where do you want AI inside WordPress, if anywhere? Bring your view to Chat Fridays on Friday.
🔗 Results - https://t.co/Tb6m49DIzX
📅 Friday 6 November 3pm UK time
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This week: ACF Chat Fridays!
⏰ Clocks have changed in the UK and US, so 3pm UK time is now 3pm UTC / 10am ET. Join us to discuss the ACF Annual Survey 2026 results.
📅 Friday 6 November 3pm UK time
👉 Register here - https://t.co/3UtvQbDwNm
🗓️ One week today - ACF Chat Fridays!
We're discussing the 2026 survey results: how you build, AI, and four years of trends. With a longer open Q&A this time.
📅 Friday 6 November 3pm UK time
👉 Register here - https://t.co/3UtvQbE4CU
📊 Our 2026 survey results are out. The big shift: freelancers are now level with agencies, 42% each.
Discuss them live with the team at Chat Fridays.
🔗 Results - https://t.co/a9Lp6Fiu6x
📅 Friday 6 November 3pm UK time
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@AdmireTheWeb Two options: return false from the 'acf/blocks/wrap_frontend_innerblocks' filter to drop it on the front end (the editor keeps it), or give it a class you'd style anyway: <InnerBlocks class="card__body" />
@AdmireTheWeb In the editor, yes. Gutenberg needs a real element to hold inner blocks, so there's always a wrapper there. We added the same div on the front end in 6.0 so your markup and CSS match in both places.