The issue was to do with how I created my overlay. Pretty much I was using e.stopPropagation() to stop inner divs from closing on the overlay when the parent was clicked. Using e.stopPropagation() prevented some clicks of the wp editor from working. Instead I used a check which would only apply the closing of the … Read more
To add styles that affect TinyMCE you need to do the following: add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘editor_styles’ ); function editor_styles() { add_editor_style( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘editor-style.css’ ); } Basically it will load a editor-style.css file located in the root of your child theme.
I’m pretty sure there is an option (per user) to change the page’s layout to single column, and then moving the block around to match the order you require. This option can be found on top of the page, accessible from the tab Screen options. Note that, as this is on a per-user basis, you … Read more
If you have access to the server you can create the file there (inside the theme folder) and edit it from the theme editor.
remove public static function wp_link_dialog()
How to allow some visitors to edit inline specific post
i found the answer i just add global $wpdb; then update the database $wpdb->query( “UPDATE `$wpdb->posts` SET `post_content` = ‘”.current_time(“Y-m-d H:i:s”).”‘ WHERE `ID` = ‘”.$_POST[‘content’].”‘” );
This feature has been proposed for development over 7 years ago with no results up to now. But, you can scrutinize and/or try the WP Statuses plugin from one of the BuddyPress contributors.
You must Add your image form Add media in text editor. After that click on image in text editor and then you fill find 5 option for image editing. There you can align image and edit image. Or it best practice to upload image from wordpress standard. The upload image will save in wp-content folder.
Dynamically write in editor with Javascript