Documentation for adding a tinyMCE view for visual live preview of custom shortcode?
Documentation for adding a tinyMCE view for visual live preview of custom shortcode?
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PHPStorm and CodeSniffer do not recognize WPCS [closed]
PHPStorm and CodeSniffer do not recognize WPCS [closed]
Why does my dissappear?
WordPress does remove style tags. While it allows HTML to some degree in post content, it’s not really meant for full range of it. It’s a content, not markup data. You could use tiny_mce_before_init filter to adjust extended_valid_elements for TinyMCE instance. See this answer on SO for some examples.
How to view WordPress’ default category IDs?
There is only one default term in WordPress, that is the term uncategorized from the taxonomy category. This term is created when WordPress is first installed. This term’s ID will always be 1 if it is not altered in any other way by some custom code from a custom theme or plugin. Term ids, like … Read more
How to incorporate Documentation into wordpress?
WordPress allows you to add help tabs which appear in your Dashboard and on each admin page. $screen = get_current_screen(); $screen->add_help_tab( array( ‘id’ => $id, //unique id for the tab ‘title’ => $title, //unique visible title for the tab ‘content’ => $content, //actual help text ‘callback’ => $callback //optional function to callback ) ); APIGen … Read more
where is the documentation for add_action() parameters?
those parameters aren’t unique to the_posts, they’re parameters for the add_action() function add_action( $tag, $function_to_add, $priority, $accepted_args ); the 10 is just the default priority and 1 is the default number of accepted arguments. since they’re both default, you don’t really need either. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_action
WordPress documentation – WP_Query arguments
I believe this is what you’re looking for. (You’re right to look for it on the class documentation…i think the reason why it’s on query_posts() is because that (and get_posts()) is meant to be the primarily used function to get posts.)
How to submit documentation with plugin
This is my most popular plugin. Flowplayer HTML5 for WordPress I did try to think through my documentation etc. All of the documentation should be in the readme.txt. It is the best place as that added to WordPress.org for easy access. You can use this link to validate your readme. Not all plugins do need … Read more
When should I use @see tag in my inline doc for Functions & Class Methods?
“@see” tag is used somehow randomly No wonder as any documentation in the end depends on the programmer’s decision of what is worthy of being documented and how. Documentation in general should not be a verbal description of the code unless the code is extremely non trivial, but add a human friendly summery of what … Read more
Styling readme.html in plugin?
It would be better to include your own CSS file that way you can: Use a relative path to your CSS. Avoid problems getting the path right to the wp-admin directory. Not all people put WordPress in the root directory, so your example above would break for them. Possibly redundancy by reusing the CSS in … Read more