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WalkthroughThis PR refactors form layout rendering to apply conditional styling based on form type (profile vs. regular) and theme CSS settings, adds asset enqueuing for multiselect fields, removes deprecated vendor prefixes from CSS transitions, and updates translation catalog metadata. Changes
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includes/Fields/Form_Field_MultiDropdown.php (1)
12-12: input_type is inconsistent with props and usagesConstructor sets input_type to "multiple_select" but get_field_props and consumers use "multiselect". Align to "multiselect" to avoid CSS/logic mismatches.
- $this->input_type = 'multiple_select'; + $this->input_type = 'multiselect';
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58-58: No-op ignore addition is fineThe added path is consistent with nearby e2e artifacts. Nothing else to do.
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| $this->enqueue_multiselect_assets(); | ||
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Asset enqueue is good; ensure handle exists and admin preview needs
Looks good for frontend. Verify the 'wpuf-custom-multiselect' handle is registered and consider enqueueing on form preview pages in admin if the builder preview relies on it.
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Register 'wpuf-custom-multiselect' handle before enqueueing
The script handle 'wpuf-custom-multiselect' is being enqueued at includes/Fields/Form_Field_MultiDropdown.php:187 but is not registered anywhere in the codebase. Register it in Assets.php via the get_scripts() method with the appropriate source file and dependencies, or the asset will fail to load.
Additionally, consider whether this script needs to be enqueued on admin form preview/builder pages if the preview relies on it (currently only enqueued on frontend via if ( ! is_admin() )).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In includes/Fields/Form_Field_MultiDropdown.php around lines 27-29 the call to
enqueue_multiselect_assets() expects a registered script handle
'wpuf-custom-multiselect' but that handle is not registered; open
includes/Assets.php and add the 'wpuf-custom-multiselect' entry in get_scripts()
registering the correct source path (point to the plugin JS file for the
multi-select), set proper dependencies (e.g., ['jquery','select2'] or whatever
the asset needs), a version (use filemtime or plugin version), and in_footer
flag; also adjust the enqueue condition so the script is registered/queued on
admin preview/builder pages if those previews require it (e.g., remove or extend
the current if ( ! is_admin() ) gating to include specific admin pages or use
is_admin() && $pagenow checks).
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Duplicate multiple="multiple" attribute
The select includes multiple="multiple" twice. Keep one.
- <select multiple="multiple" class="multiselect wpuf-multiselect-field <?php echo 'wpuf_' . esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" id="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" name="<?php echo esc_attr( $name ); ?>" multiple="multiple" data-required="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['required'] ); ?>" data-type="multiselect" data-placeholder="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['first'] ); ?>">
+ <select multiple="multiple" class="multiselect wpuf-multiselect-field <?php echo 'wpuf_' . esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" id="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" name="<?php echo esc_attr( $name ); ?>" data-required="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['required'] ); ?>" data-type="multiselect" data-placeholder="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['first'] ); ?>">📝 Committable suggestion
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| <select multiple="multiple" class="multiselect wpuf-multiselect-field <?php echo 'wpuf_' . esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" id="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" name="<?php echo esc_attr( $name ); ?>" multiple="multiple" data-required="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['required'] ); ?>" data-type="multiselect" data-placeholder="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['first'] ); ?>"> | |
| <select multiple="multiple" class="multiselect wpuf-multiselect-field <?php echo 'wpuf_' . esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" id="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['name'] ) . '_' . esc_attr( $form_id ); ?>" name="<?php echo esc_attr( $name ); ?>" data-required="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['required'] ); ?>" data-type="multiselect" data-placeholder="<?php echo esc_attr( $field_settings['first'] ); ?>"> |
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In includes/Fields/Form_Field_MultiDropdown.php around line 53, the <select>
element contains the multiple="multiple" attribute twice; remove the duplicate
so the element only includes a single multiple="multiple" attribute, leaving all
other attributes and echo statements unchanged.
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Spaces in extension lists break explode() parsing; normalize and trim during checks
Adding spaces after commas turns items into " mp3", " mp4", etc. Downstream code splits with explode(',') and compares raw $extension, so playable previews/validation can fail. Normalize and trim during parsing and comparison.
Apply this diff to harden parsing at the usage site and avoid future regressions if formatting changes again:
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- $extension = pathinfo( $path, PATHINFO_EXTENSION );
+ $extension = strtolower( pathinfo( $path, PATHINFO_EXTENSION ) );
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- $wpuf_allowed_extensions = wpuf_allowed_extensions();
- $allowed_audio_extensions = explode( ',', $wpuf_allowed_extensions['audio']['ext'] );
- $allowed_video_extensions = explode( ',', $wpuf_allowed_extensions['video']['ext'] );
- $allowed_extenstions = array_merge( $allowed_audio_extensions, $allowed_video_extensions );
+ $wpuf_allowed_extensions = wpuf_allowed_extensions();
+ $allowed_audio_extensions = array_map( 'strtolower', array_map( 'trim', explode( ',', $wpuf_allowed_extensions['audio']['ext'] ) ) );
+ $allowed_video_extensions = array_map( 'strtolower', array_map( 'trim', explode( ',', $wpuf_allowed_extensions['video']['ext'] ) ) );
+ $allowed_extensions = array_merge( $allowed_audio_extensions, $allowed_video_extensions );
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- if ( 'yes' === $playable && in_array( $extension, $allowed_extenstions, true ) ) {
- $is_video = in_array( $extension, $allowed_video_extensions, true );
- $is_audio = in_array( $extension, $allowed_audio_extensions, true );
+ if ( 'yes' === $playable && in_array( $extension, $allowed_extensions, true ) ) {
+ $is_video = in_array( $extension, $allowed_video_extensions, true );
+ $is_audio = in_array( $extension, $allowed_audio_extensions, true );Alternatively, revert the formatting in wpuf_allowed_extensions() to keep ext strings comma-without-spaces.
Also applies to: 539-539, 543-543, 551-551, 555-555, 1037-1049
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In wpuf-functions.php around line 534 (and similarly at lines 539, 543, 551, 555
and blocks 1037-1049), the extension lists include spaces after commas which
cause explode(',') to produce values with leading spaces (e.g. " mp3"), breaking
comparisons; update the parsing/validation sites to normalize the extension
string by removing spaces and trimming each item before comparing (for example:
replace spaces around commas or run array_map('trim', explode(',', $extString))
and/or strtolower() on entries) so all comparisons use trimmed, normalized
extensions; alternatively revert the hardcoded extension strings to comma-only
lists without spaces.
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includes/Frontend_Render_Form.php (1)
209-226: Implement whitelisting for profile_form_layout before enqueueing styles; add defensive validation.The setting
profile_form_layoutis read from post meta without validation and used directly to enqueue styles. Although no admin UI currently exists to set this value, it could be modified via database, REST API, or future integrations. The recommended whitelisting approach within_array()is appropriate.Verified findings:
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wp_register_style()calls forwpuf-reg-template-{1,2,3,4}handles in codebase- No CSS files matching pattern; handles are enqueued but unregistered (silent no-op or loaded externally)
- Profile form layout setting is only read in this single location and never programmatically set
- Whitelisting to
layout1–layout4prevents potential issues if the setting is ever exposed to user controlApply the suggested diff to add validation:
- $layout = isset( $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] ) ? $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] : 'layout1'; + $profile_layout = isset( $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] ) ? $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] : 'layout1'; + $allowed_layouts = [ 'layout1', 'layout2', 'layout3', 'layout4' ]; + $layout = in_array( $profile_layout, $allowed_layouts, true ) ? $profile_layout : 'layout1';
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includes/Frontend_Render_Form.php (1)
5-5: Import is correct.Namespace/alias is accurate; enables safe access to form post_type.
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“Use Theme CSS” emits raw setting as a CSS class and is layout-inconsistent.
Currently the class attribute may become “on/off” (or similar), and esc_html is used in a class attribute. Compute a boolean and derive the skin class; use esc_attr.
Apply a minimal fix by computing the class at render-time:
<?php
$skin_class = ( 'layout1' === $layout )
? ( isset( $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] ) && wpuf_is_checkbox_or_toggle_on( $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] ) ? '' : 'wpuf-style' )
: 'wpuf-style';
?>
<form class="wpuf-form-add wpuf-form-<?php echo esc_attr( $layout ); ?> <?php echo esc_attr( $skin_class ); ?>" action="" method="post">Optional cleanup: remove the now-unused $theme_css variable.
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| $layout = isset( $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] ) ? $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] : 'layout1'; | ||
| switch ( $layout ) { | ||
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Don’t shadow $form; avoid hook BC break; add null-guard.
Overwriting the $form parameter with a Form instance changes the type passed to the wpuf_form_fields_top hook. Rename locally and pass the intended object explicitly; also guard $form_obj->data.
Apply this diff:
- $form = new Form($form_id);
+ $form_obj = new Form( $form_id );
- if ( 'wpuf_profile' === $form->data->post_type ) {
+ if ( $form_obj->data && 'wpuf_profile' === $form_obj->data->post_type ) {And update the hook invocation to avoid ambiguity and preserve compatibility (pass the Form instance, plus $form_id for convenience):
do_action( 'wpuf_form_fields_top', $form_obj, $this->form_fields, $form_id );Verify existing listeners don’t rely on the old argument type/count:
Also applies to: 296-296
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I need to gather more information about the actual code state and hook usage. Let me run additional verification scripts.
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Verify and apply variable renaming, null-guard, and explicit hook parameter.
The review correctly identifies three real issues:
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Variable shadowing: Line 207 unconditionally overwrites the
$formparameter (callers in Frontend_Form.php intentionally pass a Form object at lines 140 and 320, which is immediately lost). -
Null-safety bug: Line 210 accesses
$form->data->post_typewithout checking if$datais null. The Form constructor can result in null$datawhenget_post()fails, causing a fatal error. -
Hook parameter clarity: Line 296 passes the newly-created Form instance to the hook, not the original parameter. Renaming to
$form_objand passing both the Form object and$form_idexplicitly preserves BC intent.
Apply the suggested diff to rename the local variable, add the null-guard, and update the hook invocation accordingly.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In includes/Frontend_Render_Form.php around lines 207 to 213 (and adjust related
hook at ~296), the method currently overwrites the incoming $form parameter,
dereferences $form->data without a null check, and later passes the wrong
variable to the hook; rename the local variable created from the form ID to
$form_obj (or similar) so you don’t shadow the original parameter, add a
null-guard before accessing $form_obj->data (return early or handle the missing
data when get_post() yields null), and update the hook invocation to pass both
the original $form parameter (or $form_id if callers expect that) and the new
$form_obj explicitly to preserve BC behavior.
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Sanitize standard form layout and enqueue only known handles.
Prevent arbitrary handle construction; enforce a known set.
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- if ( ! empty( $layout ) ) {
- wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-' . $layout );
- }
+ $chosen_layout = isset( $this->form_settings['form_layout'] ) ? $this->form_settings['form_layout'] : 'layout1';
+ $allowed_layouts = [ 'layout1', 'layout2', 'layout3', 'layout4' ];
+ $layout = in_array( $chosen_layout, $allowed_layouts, true ) ? $chosen_layout : 'layout1';
+ wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-' . $layout );Confirm handles exist:
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Validate form layout to prevent arbitrary handle construction; issue exists in multiple files.
The security concern is valid. While layout1-4 are defined as styles in includes/Assets.php:115-125, the form_layout setting lacks validation before use in dynamic handle construction. The issue exists in multiple locations beyond the flagged code:
includes/Frontend_Render_Form.php:227-231(flagged)includes/class-frontend-render-form.php:302includes/Render_Form.php:249, 950includes/class/render-form.php:392, 1088
The profile form section (includes/Frontend_Render_Form.php:210-225) correctly uses a switch statement. Apply similar validation to all non-profile form layout assignments before enqueuing styles.
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In includes/Frontend_Render_Form.php around lines 227-231 (and likewise for
includes/class-frontend-render-form.php:302, includes/Render_Form.php:249,950
and includes/class/render-form.php:392,1088), the code builds a dynamic style
handle from the unvalidated form_layout setting and enqueues it; replace this
with a whitelist check: accept only the known layout values (e.g., layout1,
layout2, layout3, layout4) — either via a switch or in_array against an allowed
array — and default to a safe layout if the value is not allowed, then call
wp_enqueue_style using the validated handle; apply the same whitelist validation
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includes/Frontend_Render_Form.php (2)
207-209: Critical: Variable shadowing and missing null-guard (previously flagged).This code still has the critical issues identified in the previous review:
- Line 207 shadows the
$formparameter, discarding the value passed by callers- Line 209 accesses
$form->data->post_typewithout checking if$datais null (the Form constructor can setdatato null whenget_post()fails)- Line 302 passes the new Form instance to
wpuf_form_fields_top, potentially breaking backward compatibilityApply the previously suggested fix: rename the local variable to
$form_obj, add a null-guard, and update the hook call.
233-237: Major: Unvalidated input used in style handle construction (previously flagged).The
form_layoutsetting is not validated before being used inwp_enqueue_style('wpuf-' . $layout). This allows arbitrary handle construction and should use a whitelist of allowed layouts (layout1, layout2, layout3, layout4) as suggested in the previous review.
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5-5: LGTM! Import is correct.The Form class import is necessary for the instantiation at line 207.
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278-283: Consider moving default sort order initialization to avoid side effects in getter.Setting a default sort order and persisting it to the database within a getter method introduces side effects that can lead to unexpected behavior and performance issues if
get_subscriptionsis called frequently.Recommendation:
- If this is intended as a one-time data migration for existing packs, consider using a dedicated migration script or admin action.
- For new packs, ensure the default is set during creation (lines 467-471 handle this, but you may want to also set it in
register_post_typeor initial save).Apply this diff to move the logic to a one-time initialization or handle it differently:
If this is a migration for existing data, create a separate migration function:
public function migrate_sort_order_defaults() { $args = [ 'post_type' => 'wpuf_subscription', 'posts_per_page' => -1, 'post_status' => 'publish', 'meta_query' => [ 'relation' => 'OR', [ 'key' => '_sort_order', 'compare' => 'NOT EXISTS', ], [ 'key' => '_sort_order', 'value' => '', 'compare' => '=', ], ], ]; $posts = get_posts( $args ); foreach ( $posts as $post ) { update_post_meta( $post->ID, '_sort_order', 1 ); } }Then remove the side effect from
get_subscriptions:if ( $posts ) { foreach ( $posts as $key => $post ) { $post->meta_value = $this->get_subscription_meta( $post->ID, $posts ); - - // Set default sort order if not set - if ( empty( $post->meta_value['_sort_order'] ) ) { - $sort_order = 1; - update_post_meta( $post->ID, '_sort_order', $sort_order ); - $post->meta_value['_sort_order'] = $sort_order; - } } }
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467-471: LGTM!The sort order handling is properly implemented with sanitization and validation to ensure a minimum value of 1.
884-884: LGTM!Clean initialization of the subscription arguments array.
1221-1223: LGTM! Admin bypass for subscription checks.The early return for admin users (with
manage_optionscapability) allows administrators to bypass subscription restrictions, which is appropriate for administrative tasks and testing.
278-283: Verify alignment with PR objectives and clarify intentionality of changes.The changes at lines 278-283 and 467-471 relate to subscription pack sort order initialization, which appears to be a deliberate feature with a dedicated upgrade migration (
upgrade-4.1.7.php). The code at lines 1221-1223 is a standard admin permission check usingcurrent_user_can(), not a permission bypass.However, your core concern remains valid: these changes do not appear to address the stated PR objectives of revamping the registration template UI/UX or fixing the 'recurring' string offset warnings from issue #1203. The 'recurring' array access at line 1467 already includes a defensive
! empty()check.Can you clarify:
- Are the sort order and admin permission changes intentional additions to this PR, or were they included accidentally?
- Where are the registration template changes for this revamp?
- Does issue #1203 need additional fixes beyond the existing
! empty()protection?Also applies to: 467-471, 1221-1223
Fix use_theme_css setting detection and properly map layout values (layout1, layout2, etc.) to registered style handles (reg-template-1, reg-template-2, etc.). Remove incorrect style enqueue and debug logging.
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272-272: Major: Incorrect escaping function and inconsistent theme CSS class logic (duplicate issue).Line 272 uses
esc_html()for a class attribute value (should beesc_attr()) and directly outputs the raw$theme_csssetting value, which could be 'on', 'off', or other non-class values. This creates invalid HTML and is inconsistent with the newuse_theme_csschecks added above (lines 210, 212, 238).This was flagged in previous reviews. Compute the skin class properly:
- <form class="wpuf-form-add wpuf-form-<?php echo esc_attr( $layout ); ?> <?php echo ( 'layout1' === $layout ) ? esc_html( $theme_css ) : 'wpuf-style'; ?>" action="" method="post"> + <?php + $skin_class = ( 'layout1' === $layout ) + ? ( isset( $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] ) && wpuf_is_checkbox_or_toggle_on( $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] ) ? '' : 'wpuf-style' ) + : 'wpuf-style'; + ?> + <form class="wpuf-form-add wpuf-form-<?php echo esc_attr( $layout ); ?> <?php echo esc_attr( $skin_class ); ?>" action="" method="post">You can then remove the now-unused
$theme_cssvariable (line 203).
207-212: Critical: Variable shadowing, null-safety bug, and hook BC break (duplicate issue).Line 207 overwrites the
$formparameter passed torender_form(), immediately losing the caller's intent (seeFrontend_Form.phplines 140 and 320 which pass a Form object). Line 212 then accesses$form->data->post_typewithout checking ifdatais null—the Form constructor setsdatato null whenget_post()fails, causing a fatal error. Finally, line 307 passes the newly-created instance to thewpuf_form_fields_tophook, changing the argument type and breaking backward compatibility.This issue was already identified in previous reviews. Apply the suggested fix:
- $form = new Form($form_id); + $form_obj = new Form( $form_id ); - // Check if Use Theme CSS is enabled - if so, don't enqueue plugin styles - $use_theme_css = isset( $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] ) ? $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] : ''; + // Check if Use Theme CSS is enabled - if so, don't enqueue plugin styles + $use_theme_css = isset( $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] ) ? $this->form_settings['use_theme_css'] : ''; - if ( 'wpuf_profile' === $form->data->post_type && 'on' !== $use_theme_css ) { + if ( $form_obj->data && 'wpuf_profile' === $form_obj->data->post_type && 'on' !== $use_theme_css ) {And update line 307:
- do_action( 'wpuf_form_fields_top', $form, $this->form_fields ); + do_action( 'wpuf_form_fields_top', $form_obj, $this->form_fields, $form_id );
213-234: Critical: Enqueueing non-existent style handles for profile layouts.The switch statement enqueues
wpuf-reg-template-1throughwpuf-reg-template-5, but these style handles are never registered. The correct registered handles arewpuf-layout1throughwpuf-layout5(defined inincludes/Assets.phplines 115-125).This issue was flagged in previous reviews. Apply this fix to use the correct handles:
if ( 'wpuf_profile' === $form->data->post_type && 'on' !== $use_theme_css ) { $layout = isset( $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] ) ? $this->form_settings['profile_form_layout'] : 'layout1'; switch ( $layout ) { case 'layout2': - wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-reg-template-2' ); + wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-layout2' ); break; case 'layout3': - wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-reg-template-3' ); + wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-layout3' ); break; case 'layout4': - wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-reg-template-4' ); + wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-layout4' ); break; case 'layout5': - wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-reg-template-5' ); + wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-layout5' ); break; default: - wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-reg-template-1' ); + wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-layout1' ); break; }
236-243: Critical: Arbitrary style handle construction and non-existent base template (duplicate issue).Lines 236-242 have multiple problems:
- Line 236: The
form_layoutsetting is used without validation, allowing arbitrary values to construct style handles dynamically.- Line 240: Enqueues
wpuf-reg-template-basewhich doesn't exist (not registered inAssets.php).- Line 241: Constructs
'wpuf-' . $layoutwithout ensuring$layoutis a valid, registered handle.This security concern was flagged in previous reviews. Apply this fix to validate against a whitelist and remove the non-existent base template:
} else { - $layout = isset( $this->form_settings['form_layout'] ) ? $this->form_settings['form_layout'] : 'layout1'; + $chosen_layout = isset( $this->form_settings['form_layout'] ) ? $this->form_settings['form_layout'] : 'layout1'; + $allowed_layouts = [ 'layout1', 'layout2', 'layout3', 'layout4' ]; + $layout = in_array( $chosen_layout, $allowed_layouts, true ) ? $chosen_layout : 'layout1'; if ( ! empty( $layout ) && 'on' !== $use_theme_css ) { - // Always enqueue the base template style - wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-reg-template-base' ); wp_enqueue_style( 'wpuf-' . $layout ); } }
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1-10: This is a generated Tailwind CSS file—direct modifications are discouraged.Line 2 indicates this is an auto-generated file ("! tailwindcss v3.4.11 | MIT License"). Manually editing generated files creates maintenance friction; these changes should ideally be made to your Tailwind configuration or source files and then regenerated.
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3022-3061: Browser compatibility: Verify backdrop-filter vendor prefix removal against your target browsers.The changes on lines 3025 and 3045 add the standard
backdrop-filterproperty. However, the summary mentions removing-webkit-backdrop-filterfromtransition-propertydeclarations.Potential concern: Older Safari versions (pre-2020) require the
-webkit-prefix forbackdrop-filter. If you support those browsers, you may need to retain vendor prefixes in addition to the standard property.Recommend verifying your supported browser matrix and either:
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3022-3040: Verify browser compatibility after removing-webkit-backdrop-filterfrom transitions.The changes correctly use the standard
backdrop-filterproperty for glass-morphism effects. However, confirm that removing the-webkit-prefix from transition-property declarations doesn't degrade support for older browsers (Safari < 15.4, older Chromium browsers).If older browser support is required, consider:
- Keeping
-webkit-backdrop-filterin thetransition-propertyvalue alongside the standard property- Or document the minimum browser versions supported by this stylesheet
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Revamp UI-UX of Registration form template 1.
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