• Position: set initial box position (normal, advanced, side).
• Include: a comma separated list of post IDs that will be included even if their post types are not supported by the box.
• Exclude: comma separated list of post IDs, exclude the posts even if their post types are supported.

The Fields menu has become a top level menu, more sub menus will be added later.

The above code won't do anything unless you enqueue a script with the same handle before it, like this:

wp_enqueue_script('my-handle', 'path-to-js-file.js');
$myvars = array('value' => 'one');
wp_localize_script('my-handle', 'myVars', $myvars);

This code will be inserted into your page:

/* <![CDATA[ */
var myVars = {
value: "one"
};
/* ]]> */

Then you can reference myVars in your script later on.

function custom_comments($comment, $args, $depth) {
  ?>
  <li id="comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>" <?php comment_class(); ?>>
  ...
  </li>
  <?php
}

Perfectly fine, except that there will be another </li> appears when the page shows, making html errors and potentially may break your page's layout. The obvious solution is to remove the </li> tag in my function.

• The shortcode [field] or [fs] (alias of field) can now reference to other posts (cross-post)

Three new attributes for [field] added: slug, post_type and post_status

• slug: a slug to any post of any post type, if specified, the shortcode will look for data from for the post with slug. If no post with slug found, the shortcode returns an empty string.
• post_type: post type of the post to reference to, default value is the same post type of the one the shortcode is in.
• post_status: status of the post, possible values are: publish, pending, draft, future, private, trash.

Example:

[field key='data1' slug='hidden-post' post_type='page' post_status='private']

• Checkboxes and Radio items can now have multi-column layouts

There are now 2 more additional options for check boxes and radio buttons, Width and Container Width

If assigned a value, items with Width will have a fixed size and float to the left of each other. Container Width limits on how many items can be on a row e.g. items with '150px' width can have three on a row inside a '450px' container width.

You can use any kind of units for the widths including px, % and em

Download at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/fields

• Fixed a bug where a textfield's values were not saved in correct orders

Visit the page here: http://calce.net/fields/fields-where-to-start/.