On default is the iframe tag a not allowed tag in the editor. You must change the filter for allowed this html tag. Copy the follow source in a plugin and allow iframe for the editor TinyMCE. add_filter( ‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘fb_change_mce_options’ ); function fb_change_mce_options( $tags ) { // Comma separated string od extendes tags // Command … Read more
[*] Unfortunately the colon is a TinyMCE control character Forces the attribute to the specified value. For example, ‘border:0’ …hence the switch to xlink=href. The only apparent solution is the wildcard use[*] Use the control character ? which “separates attribute verification values” i.e. use[xlink?href] [*]
Updated for TinyMCE 4 I’ve made some progress Load a wp_editor in the initial page load in a hidden div, then do the AJAX call to grab the editor markup. While in PHP, you will need to retrieve the IDs of the editors created via wp_editor calls. Unfortunately, the variables on the _WP_Editors class are … Read more
I guess the keyup event is too late. If you use the keypress event instead of keyup, then this seems to work: ed.on( ‘keypress’, function(e) { var content = ed.getContent().replace( /(<[a-zA-Z\/][^<>]*>|\[([^\]]+)\])|(\s+)/ig, ” ); var max = 20; var len = content.length; var diff = max – len; if ( diff < 1 ) tinymce.dom.Event.cancel(e); document.getElementById(“character_count”).innerHTML … Read more
I found some info on changes in 3.2 that might be relevant: Aparrently, wp_tiny_mce_preload_dialogs() no longer exists from WP3.2 on. It got replaced by wp_preload_dialogs() which is now being called from wp_quicktags(). wp_quicktags, on his turn, is being called from the_editor() function. So, if you’re using the_editor() you no longer need to manually call the … Read more
This works: tinymce.create(‘tinymce.plugins.tinyplugin’, { init : function(ed, url){ ed.addButton(‘tinyplugin’, { title : ‘map’, onclick : function() { tb_show(“”, “../wp-content/plugins/myplugin/test.php?”); tinymce.DOM.setStyle([“TB_overlay”, “TB_window”, “TB_load”], “z-index”, “999999”) }, image: url + “/icon.png”, }); } }); The ? after the test.php is important or else the link will be broken.
Seems the question was asked at community.tinymce.com and the answer is here: https://community.tinymce.com/communityQuestion?id=90661000000IiyjAAC You can’t make the style you’ve defined remove any previous classes, but what you can do is ‘apply’ the style again by selecting it from the dropdown list and it will be removed – i.e. the class will be removed from the … Read more
I figured out how to strip those classes using TinyMCE’s paste_preprocess option. In your functions.php: add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘customize_tinymce’); function customize_tinymce($in) { $in[‘paste_preprocess’] = “function(pl,o){ o.content = o.content.replace(/p class=\”p[0-9]+\”/g,’p’); o.content = o.content.replace(/span class=\”s[0-9]+\”/g,’span’); }”; return $in; } The value passed to paste_preprocess is a JavaScript function which will be executed whenever content is pasted into TinyMCE. The … Read more
SwAt.Be, your own answer helped me a bunch and I’ve nailed the problem of printing admin scripts after the last rendition of wp_editor. Also see how I pass JS setup function as tinymce option to sync the editor changes with WP customizer to make it work properly. if (class_exists(‘WP_Customize_Control’)) { class WP_Customize_Teeny_Control extends WP_Customize_Control { … Read more
This should be what you’re looking for – put this code into your theme’s functions.php file: add_filter( ‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘yourprefix_tiny_mce_before_init’ ); function yourprefix_tiny_mce_before_init( $init_array ) { // filter styles: $init_array[‘theme_advanced_styles’] = “your_style=your_class”; // filter formats: $init_array[‘theme_advanced_blockformats’] = “p,h3,h4,h5”; return $init_array; } This way the only style that will be displayed is your_style. The 3rd line is … Read more