Beaver Builder 2.7: New Responsive Editor & ACF Blocks Support

Beaver Beaver has just announced version 2.7 of its page builder plugin for WordPress, introducing a new responsive editor, support for ACF blocks, per-node CSS and JavaScript, and more.

Beaver Builder 2.7

Let’s take a quick look at the new features introduced in version 2.7:

• Advanced Responsive Editing
  Because the Beaver Builder interface is now in an iFrame, responsive previews for different device sizes are finally 100% accurate, including extra large, large, medium, and small. In addition, you can even set a custom height and width. These previews now also show the site header and footer, not just the layout. Finally, they have also added four zoom options and resizing arrows.
• Visibility UI
  In Advanced Tab > Visibility, the Beaver Builder team has added icons to the four breakpoint settings.
• Per-Node CSS & JavaScript
  With per-node CSS and JavaScript, they have also introduced new editing options that need to be enabled in Settings > Beaver Builder > Advanced. These options now allow you to edit the code for specific nodes. In the Advanced tabs, each row, column and module contains a CSS and JavaScript editor.
• Multi-Select Post Types
  The new Accordion module supports multiple selections of custom post types.

Finally, Beaver Beaver fully supports ACF blocks. This allows you to create reusable blocks that work in both the native WordPress editor and the page builder plugin.