tinymce

DOM reference to TinyMCE editor element (button)

Try adding an id attribute in your button definition: ed.addButton(‘solution’, { disabled: 0,//count_problems(ed).length == 0, id: ‘my_button’, title : ‘Add problem solution’, //cmd: ‘solution_fun’, image : url + ‘/images/wspringer.png’, type: ‘menubutton’, menu: [{text: ‘problem id = ‘ + 1, value: 1}], onselect: function(v1) { ed.windowManager.open({ title: ‘Insert solution in popeye output format’, body: [{type: ‘textbox’, … Read more

TinyMCE adds a   after a HR

Turns out I wasn’t far from the answer: function mce_mod( $init ) { $init[‘apply_source_formatting’] = false; return $init; } add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘mce_mod’, 99); add this to functions.php and it will stop the nbsp’s. From the TinyMCE docs if you want to fully tame tinyMCE I recommend you check out this gist

wp_editor customization

What you can do is use the get_current_screen() function to get what screen the current user is on ( in the admin panel ) and only add those global values whenever the user is viewing the post page: function my_format_TinyMCE( $in ) { $screen = get_current_screen(); if( is_object( $screen ) && ‘post’ == $screen->post_type ) … Read more

How to modify VisualComposer’s TinyMCE editor only for a specific shortcode

There are a number of problems: The tiny_mce_before_init filter does not affect the TinyMCE editor that VC instantiates for parameters with name == ‘content’ and type == ‘content_html’. VC gets the TinyMCE HTML markup in a separate AJAX request. The editor’s instantiation does not benefit from the tinyMCEPreInit inline JavaScript array that the filter affects. … Read more

Adding microdata using Structured Data Markup Helper HTML

By default TinyMCE, the (visual) editor of WordPress, strips schema microdata from input. There are plugins (example) that will prevent this behaviour. Or you can do it yourself by adding this snippet to your functions.php (docs): function wpse238918_allow_schema ($in) { if(!empty($in[‘extended_valid_elements’])) $in[‘extended_valid_elements’] .= ‘,’; $in[‘extended_valid_elements’] .= ‘@[id|class|style|title|itemscope|itemtype|itemprop|datetime|rel],div,dl,ul,dt,dd,li,span,a|rev|charset|href|lang|tabindex|accesskey|type|name|href|target|title|class|onfocus|onblur]’; return $in; } add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘wpse238918_allow_schema’ );

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