Add class to all links created by tinyMCE
So I ended up doing a jQuery fix rather than going through tinyMCE. Code as follows: jQuery(document).ready(function(){ $(“#content a”).addClass(“link_color”); });
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Tiny MCE custom styles, and preview in the backend
You’re looking for add_editor_style(). Just drop that in your functions.php file and then put an editor-style.css file in your theme with whatever styles you want.
“After file loaded” action
I used the send_to_editor method in JavaScript. The end result ended up looking like this: window.send_to_editor = function(html) { // logic to save via AJAX goes here. }
enable TinyMCE for comment forms
You can use the StackOverflow Editor for Comments, using the WP Markdown Plugin. If you want another one, try TinyMCEComments or something like that. Didn’t test this Plugin – but should work fine.
Custom characters of tinymce editor are saved as question mark
You have to encode the string you store in UTF-8 or whatever the site is using as encoding. If you don’t store valid UTF-8 you get the famous diamonds. In websites, these are not girls best friends, they just break your output. 🙂 See this answer for some code to encode text as UTF-8 in … Read more
How to remove buttons from tinyMCE in wp_editor added via AJAX
Figured it out. After the first editor has loaded on a page, even if you modify the tinymce settings in the array passed to wp_editor(), those settings are NOT passed along to the tinymce instance that is created when the page is first loaded. Instead you have to use javascript to modify the tinymce instance … Read more
How to close tinymce inline popup
I figured it out. The window which was opened had to call the tinyMCEPopup.close() in its own scope. Which also meant I had to include the tiny_mce_popup.js script as well.
Why Editor reformats my code
I suggest you to use htmlspecialchars() before sending content andhtmlspecialchars_decode() before showing content on page, here is functions that you need to copy/paste to your functions.php : function wp_po9568($content) { return htmlspecialchars($content); } add_filter(‘content_save_pre’,’wp_po9568′); And: function wp_po5689($content) { return htmlspecialchars_decode($content); } add_filter( ‘the_content’,’wp_po5689′); WordPress by default comments out php tags.
TinyMCE Advances is removing blanks (” “)
There are multiple options: Use a real table: <table><tr><td> and so on. Use pre-formatted text: <pre>text</pre> Switch to the HTML editor and enter HTML entities or numerical references for preserved white-space:  
Example for use tinymce in wordpress 3.5.1?
Use wp_editor(). There are many configuration options; you have to read the source to get all of them. Example: $editor_settings = array ( ‘textarea_rows’ => 15, ‘media_buttons’ => FALSE, ‘teeny’ => TRUE, ‘tinymce’ => TRUE, ‘dfw’ => FALSE, ); $content = $get_option( ‘your_option_name’ ); wp_editor( $content, ‘your_editor_id’, $editor_settings );