If you look at the editing box, you’ll see the curly braces as a choice. Highlight your code block, then use that curly braces icon. That will wrap the code in a ‘code’ block, so it will look like this: <?php // this is a code block echo “this is a code block”; You can … Read more
Block editor: content resets to the previous state in “Edit as HTML” by clicking somewhere outside of the editing window
According to what you have posted, the action “wp_enqueue_media” is missing for the function “include_media_button_js_file”. In this case, the JavaScript file “media_button.js” would never be loaded. By the way, the function “wp.media” opens the media dialog for uploading or selecting images. However, you cannot enter any text in this dialog. Maybe the following example will … Read more
if you are using classic TinyMCE editor then perhaps you can modify it add custom styles. Following code may help you create visual buttons for adding inline styles. // Add Formats Dropdown Menu To MCE if ( ! function_exists( ‘mk_style_select’ ) ) { function mk_style_select( $buttons ) { array_push( $buttons, ‘styleselect’ ); return $buttons; } … Read more
How to prevent WordPress CodeEditor adding fake closing tags that corrupt the page?
See the documentation on Integrating WordPress with Your Website.
In /wp-content/plugins/qtranslate/qtranslate_wphacks.php, line 89, change this: // do some crazy js to alter the admin view $content .=”<script type=\”text/javascript\”>\n// <![CDATA[\n”; $content .=”function qtrans_editorInit1() {\n”; // include needed js functions $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_is_array’]; $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_xsplit’]; $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_split’]; $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_integrate’]; $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_use’]; $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_switch’]; $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_assign’]; $content .= $q_config[‘js’][‘qtrans_save’]; $content .= … Read more
wp_default_editor(); will tell you the default editor – the last editor used. You can hook into the update/save post action and store this for the current post in the options array or somewhere similar. It’s used in wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php to define the default editor when loading TinyMCE in the post editor.
My last comment reminded me about shortcodes, and lead me to this answer: function htmlcomment_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) { return ‘<!– ‘ . $content . ‘ –>’; } add_shortcode( ‘htmlcomment’, ‘htmlcomment_shortcode’ ); Add that to functions.php or your plugin, and then use it in your content like this: normal text [htmlcomment]commented out text[/htmlcomment]
I am not aware of clean native solution, however there have been at least one plugin in the past Save Editor Scroll Position (note – very outdated) trying to address this and might serve like prior art. There is also open trac ticket #18943 Scroll back to previous editor position after post save/update, however without … Read more