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* **Rich display & content blocks** — Use styled content primitives such as blockquotes, marks, badges, code blocks, spoilers, lists, tables, timelines, and overflow lists alongside inputs.
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* **Conditional logic & validation** — Show/hide, enable/disable, require/optional, and other rule-based field behavior.
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* **Theme overrides & design tokens** — Theme both interactive controls and display/content blocks inside the Shadow DOM with Mantine variables and stable `--flow-*` CSS tokens.
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* **Shortcodes & Elementor support** — Reuse forms via shortcode and Elementor integrations.
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* **Shortcodes & Elementor support** — Reuse forms or content roots via shortcode and Elementor integrations.
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* **Flexible submission target model** — Submit directly from the browser to a per-form endpoint URL.
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* **Pro: backend-aware operation** — Connect Flow to the AWS-hosted Flow backend for durable submissions, admin tooling, templates, workflows, and webhook-driven automation.
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* **Pro: backend form sync** — Optionally sync Gutenberg-defined forms into canonical backend form definitions stored in AWS.
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Yes. Flow runs in the browser and can submit directly to the configured endpoint, so WordPress/PHP does not need to proxy the request.
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= Does this work outside Gutenberg? =
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Yes. Use the `[smartcloud-flow-form]` shortcode or the Elementor widget. Developers can also integrate the JavaScript APIs directly.
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Yes. Use the `[smartcloud-flow-form]` or `[smartcloud-flow-content-root]` shortcode, or the Elementor Flow Form / Flow Content Root widgets. Developers can also integrate the JavaScript APIs directly.
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= Can I reuse a Flow Content Root outside Gutenberg? =
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Yes. Use `[smartcloud-flow-content-root id="123"]` with a reusable block / pattern that contains a Flow Content Root block.
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== Screenshots ==
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== Changelog ==
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= 1.1.4 =
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* Fix: Flow Patterns now includes reusable blocks that contain either a Flow Form or a Flow Content Root block.
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* Fix: The shortcode column now shows the matching copy-ready shortcode for each Flow pattern, including content-root entries.
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* Docs: Expanded the readme shortcode guidance to cover Flow Content Root reuse outside Gutenberg.
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= 1.1.3 =
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* Fix: JavaScript-set field defaults are now scoped by `formId`, so prefilled values no longer bleed across multiple forms on the same page.
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* Fix: Flow now publishes browser helper methods on `WpSuite.plugins.flow` for setting, clearing, and reading per-form field defaults.
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== Upgrade Notice ==
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= 1.1.4 =
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Recommended update if you reuse Flow patterns outside Gutenberg; this release adds content-root patterns to the admin list and exposes the matching copy-ready shortcode targets.
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= 1.1.3 =
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Recommended update if you prefill Flow forms from JavaScript or render multiple forms on the same page; this release adds form-scoped default-value helpers and applies store defaults by `formId`.
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