There is a special trick to do that with simple shortcode like : But I do not know if it works with enclosed shorcodes EDIT: I guess you have to use solution 2 provided by toscho write it as as [ or [; If you have to write it from time to time you could … Read more
This is a working for me: //Sets HTML as default editor add_filter(‘wp_default_editor’, create_function(”, ‘return “html”;’)); When the page is loaded, it will always use text editor as default, removing extraneous buttons for tinyMCE.
Why not automate the move from Drupal to WP? I think WP will fix some of the P tag issue during the upload. http://codex.wordpress.org/Importing_Content#Drupal If that isn’t an option, I think WP is using br’s instead of full new p. From the visual editor, I’d delete the copied break altogether and “enter” a new one.
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Managed to fix this by installing the “Advanced Tinymce” plugin. I found that when my main rich text editor was switched to “text” that the other editors displayed differently and outputted the html. Odd!
Unfortunately, there is not an addon (plugin) of the WP tinymce which provides the anchor functionality. Instead, it is part of the tiny_mce.js file WP uses in it’s ‘includes’ directory. That file is a monster… but if you unminify it.. you will notice two instances where the anchor element is defined. One looks like this … Read more
You have to hook the filter to mce_buttons_2 instead of mce_buttons add_filter(‘mce_buttons_2’, ‘my_theme_register_buttons’); In this way the buttons will appear on the second row.
How to integrate a different (JavaScript) editor in WordPress?
I was able to answer my own question. Simply adding a 0-9 into the code above remedied the situation. Here is the final code: if (!name || !/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9\-\_:\.]*$/i.test(name)) { tinyMCEPopup.alert(‘advanced_dlg.anchor_invalid’); return; }
Your problem probably is the following line in your JavaScript file: file : url.replace(‘/js’,”)+’../../tinymce_shortcode.php’ First, this way you’re bringing it out of context. Just load it up front when you init the plugin (and when you’re on a post.php or post-new.php request – see current_screen() return values to narrow that down to the needed requests … Read more