Release ACF Blocks v2.9.3 · wpgaurav/acf-blocks-plugin

What's Changed

Optional semantic fallback styles for minimal themes. Settings → ACF Blocks License → Theme Compatibility Styles can load a small zero-specificity stylesheet for common semantic HTML inside ACF blocks. It is disabled by default and loads in both the editor and frontend only when enabled.
Every rendered acf/* block now exposes a predictable .acf-block class for theme authors, whether or not the fallback stylesheet is enabled.

The Table of Contents block now inherits its visual design from the active theme. Removed plugin-defined backgrounds, colors, borders, radii, fixed type sizing/casing, link decoration, hover fills, spacing, custom markers, dark-mode overrides, and scrollbar styling.
Numbered, bulleted, and plain list modes remain explicit. Ordered and unordered lists use native theme-aware markers, while plain lists stay marker-free.
Sticky positioning, smooth scrolling, reduced-motion handling, active-section emphasis, and heading scroll offsets remain intact.
The Accordion block is now entirely theme-native. Its native <details>/<summary> behavior needs no plugin stylesheet, so the CSS asset and metadata references were removed.
Tabs now ship only structural, state, accessibility, responsive, and style-mode rules. Removed the plugin palette, light/dark overrides, opacity system, decorative fills, transition effects, container spacing, and forced typography while retaining all four tab treatments and panel switching.
Section block CSS now covers structure only. Removed inactive default palette, dark-mode, width, spacing, and container rules. The template now emits its scoped wrapper and alignment classes so user-selected video and overlay backgrounds layer correctly without imposing a design.