As Jacob mentioned in the comment, WordPress adds a custom plugin to TinyMCE which uses a native window with extra features, like loading content from WordPress. The documentation I referenced is for the TinyMCE official link plugin. You can still use it, all you have to do is replace the wplink plugin with the link … Read more
I agree with hakre – something funky is going on elsewhere, those shouldnt be appearing. As a sidenote, you could use the jQuery unwrap() function to remove those divs. jQuery(‘div.mceTemp img’).unwrap(); http://api.jquery.com/unwrap/
That’s a good catch. Here’s a possible work around. Create the future post placeholder and set the date ahead in the publish date picker. Then copy either the permalink or use a URL shortner plugin like le petit URL to generate a short URL. Copy/paste either URL into the internal linker. Screenshot: https://skitch.com/noelsaw/r1ni7/edit-post-wpverse-wordpress
Follow this tutorial TinyMCE in WordPress Plugins and you’ll get there.
I coded this up quickly, based on Scribu’s writeup on script loading, might work for you or provide a starting point. The plugin file: <?php /* Plugin Name: MO_expander_shortcode */ class MO_expander_shortcode { static $add_script; function init() { add_shortcode(‘moexpander’, array(__CLASS__, ‘handle_shortcode’)); add_action(‘wp_footer’, array(__CLASS__, ‘add_script’)); } function handle_shortcode($atts, $content = null) { self::$add_script = true; // … Read more
If you’re using WP 3.3+ I would recommend giving the new “wp_editor()” function a shot. I’ve used it in several plugins and even on the front end of sites and it’s pretty handy. More detail on how to use it can be found here http://soderlind.no/archives/2011/09/25/front-end-editor-in-wordpress-3-3/
What output do you get on-submit, if you add the following to the top of your sanitization callback: var_dump( $input ); die; i.e. add it here: function theme_options_validate( $input ) { var_dump( $input ); die; Compare the results with and without TinyMCE. Let’s figure out what’s changing. Also: this isn’t directly related to the issue … Read more
I use TinyMce Advanced. In the TinyMce Advanced settings it gives you to the choice to stop removing the line-breaks. You might give it a try. This is the first plug-in I install after adding a WP Website. Link: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tinymce-advanced/
You have to uncheck “WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically” http://wordpress.org/support/topic/ordered-list-nesting-in-the-wysiwyg-editor
TinyMCE is generally cross-browser compatible. However they provide the best support for IE, Firefox and Safari. I’ve never ran into problems with my beloved Opera too. http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Browser_compatiblity If there are any bugs they’re mostly not browser-dependent, but if they are – try Firefox, Safari, Opera, IE – in that order.