I have found a great tutorial about making a custom button to the tinymce. http://qnimate.com/adding-buttons-to-wordpress-visual-editor/ You can just follow this guide and copy all of it. Don’t forget to activate your new plugin in the plugin menu (in admin panel). Then you can just change the code inside index.js and especially in the ed.addCommand(“green_command”, function() … Read more
A “workaround” that I found which made it work for me today is to add: define( ‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false ); to the end of wp-config.php
The wordpress editor is not an html editor, has never been, and it is literally not “marketed” as one since the 3.5 release. You can put a lot of work and replace it, but an “off the shelf” html editor will not be a good replacement without lots and lots of modifications, as the editor … Read more
WordPress does a handful of HTML clean-up tasks when you submit your post. Here are a few: “Texturize” the special characters Automatic paragraphs – for carriage returns Emoticons Special characters (like “&” and “<“) Removing script tags and other “unsafe” stuff You will want to investigate the Raw HTML plug-in which has some great provisions … Read more
There shouldn’t be a pt.js file in that directory. There wasn’t in 3.3.2 nor in 3.4. There’s several possible issues that could be taking place, but my guess is that your WordPress install has been compromised and your theme files are corrupted. They are then trying to access that js file which is no longer … Read more
You can do it manually, but you can use the WP Super Edit Plugin, which facilitates things a little bit. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-edit/
While it’s hard to give answers without knowing version numbers of plugin/theme/tinymce/wp/etc, my best guess is that it’s issues from the new tinymce4. I dealt with this a few months ago, here’s a github repo with an example on how to use with the new editor. If this is not the issue, or you are … Read more
Solution: Add wp_editor() in somewhere that works perfectly and hide it. <div class=”hidden-editor-container” style=”display:none;”> <?php wp_editor( ”, ‘editor’ ); ?> </div> after that assign editor contents to the global JS variable. EDITOR = $(‘.hidden-editor-container’).contents(); Finally when the ajax page is loaded append editor contents $(‘.editor’).append( EDITOR ); tinymce.execCommand( ‘mceRemoveEditor’, false, ‘editor’ ); tinymce.execCommand( ‘mceAddEditor’, false, … Read more
You can do that with js/jquery if you want : $(‘#postdivrich’).hide().after(your custom editor div); You can add inputs with jquery and save them with : add_action(‘save_post’, ‘save_the_post’); function save_the_post(){ global $post; update_post_meta($post->ID, ‘field_name’, $_POST[‘field_name’]); } Or use a metabox and replace standard editor with it (width jquery). Hope this help someone 🙂
Solved.. it turns out the link dialog does not work if the body has the “modal-open” class.