WordPress 7.0 is out, and both DocVault and DocVault Pro are confirmed compatible. A few things needed updating under the hood to keep everything working correctly with the new release.
Iframed block editor
WordPress 7.0 makes the iframed block editor the standard for posts and pages when all registered blocks support API version 3. The iframed editor loads in its own document context, which means styles enqueued the usual way don’t reach it — they have to be declared when the block is registered.
DocVault’s block is now registered at API version 3 with its stylesheet declared via style_handles, so the document block renders correctly inside the iframed editor without any extra configuration. DocVault Pro’s card and button layout styles work the same way — they’re injected into the free block’s style handles automatically when Pro is active.
Admin colour scheme
WordPress 7.0 changes the default admin colour scheme from Fresh to Modern for new installs. DocVault’s admin CSS was using hardcoded hex values that matched the Fresh scheme blue, which looked out of place on Modern and any other scheme. Both plugins now use var(–wp-admin-theme-color) throughout, so buttons, borders, and accents track whichever scheme is active.
Updating
DocVault updates automatically through WordPress. DocVault Pro updates through your Freemius licence. No configuration changes needed.