superpowers-sage:sage-forms

Sage form rendering bridges the HTML Forms plugin with Blade views by embedding html-form CPT posts through ACF blocks and outputting them via hf_get_form($form->ID)->get_html(). This approach enables modular, stateless form rendering within your Sage project templates.

Yes, you can embed HTML Forms in a Sage theme using ACF blocks. The html-form custom post type posts are surfaced through ACF blocks, which are then bridged to project-specific Blade templates for seamless front-end rendering.

Client-side validation is integrated using hf-validation, allowing per-form messages and custom validators while preserving server-side plugin handling. This ensures accessible error messaging and design-system aligned form primitives.

Decoupling block CSS is achieved by using design-system aligned form primitives with x-form.* components and the x-html-forms wrapper. This provides zero block CSS coupling and accessible error messaging for your Sage project.

Yes, the bridge satisfies frontmatter-based discovery, reference wiring, and optional resources organization for scalable deployments. It connects the HTML Forms plugin directly to your Sage Blade views and ACF blocks.

Forms may not display if they are not properly bridged through ACF blocks or if the Blade template is missing the hf_get_form($form->ID)->get_html() call. Ensure your html-form CPT posts are correctly wired to your Sage views.