TinyMCE function causes issue in AVADA theme
TinyMCE function causes issue in AVADA theme
TinyMCE function causes issue in AVADA theme
I got the solution as @Sally CJ posted comment in my question. Setting quicktags to true did the job for me.
It might be difficult to completely eliminate all of TinyMCE’s quirks when it comes to editing HTML. Another (clunky?) work round would be to set up shortcodes for the unordered list. When you then apply the shortcodes, the HTML will be output to the browser without manipulation from TinyMCE. For example: function ul_func( $atts ){ … Read more
Am I right to think colorpicker is still supported and just disabled? Yes, it is still supported; however, it’s not disabled, and it’s actually loaded by default by WordPress, because the textcolor plugin (which is also loaded by default by WordPress) depends on the colorpicker plugin. I was hoping just adding the button would work. … Read more
“Formats” Select Menu in WP Editor doesn’t show up with correct colour
So after researching some wordpress filters i found the teeny_mce_buttons and removed the distraction free button with this function. function remove_teeny_mce_btns($buttons) { unset($buttons[13]); return $buttons; } add_filter(‘teeny_mce_buttons’, ‘remove_teeny_mce_btns’); Here is the link with the solution: https://www.gavick.com/blog/wordpress-tinymce-custom-buttons
Deny php execution in /wp-includes – using .htaccess in /wp-includes VS root folder
The problem was related to the PHP file. The Javascript file can contain two buttons but must be referenced twice as shown in the picture.
Sounds like a copy and paste issue. Anyway, there is information on how to clean by allowing just certain tags in your written content in tinymce editor. https://jonathannicol.com/blog/2015/02/19/clean-pasted-text-in-wordpress/ So if you go to disallow the code tag with this technique. You should be fine enough..
Currently I’ve achieved a somewhat acceptable solution by using the do_shortcode_tag filter as mentioned in this answer, and using get_post_meta to fetch the value, as mentioned in this answer. There are (at least!) two caveats, however: The id in do_shortcode_tag‘s $attr isn’t the attachment post ID, but rather the CSS id from the original shortcode. … Read more