I’m not quite understand what you need but I think that you trying to insert text as plain text from anywhere: Browser, M$ Word, Pages. For this purpose you can use Advanced TinyMCE Configuration plugin. After download and activating this plugin requires manual configuration. This solution better than code you suggested in question section above). … Read more
The global variable tinyMCE has an array of editors. So you have to call the undoManager inside them. Like this for default wp editor on post edit/create screen: tinyMCE.editors[0].undoManager.clear(); If you want to do it in a specific editor, select the editor id in n like this: var n = 0; // editor id tinyMCE.editors[n].undoManager.clear();
The easiest way is to use the plugin TinyMCE Advanced. Enables the advanced features of TinyMCE, the WordPress WYSIWYG editor. In its configuration page (Settings > TinyMCE Advanced), you’ll find this option: That option will convert the pop-up window of the “Insert/Edit Link” button into this:
I’m not sure if this question is still relevant or not (so I’m posting for future reference for people), but there is a way to define a css file for the TinyMCE editor in your plugin by using the mce_css filter. For a quick example, I’ll take an excerpt from the WordPress documentation: function plugin_mce_css( … Read more
I tried to get my head around this yesterday and I came pretty close solving this issue. But i gave up in the end, cause it was getting too complicated, when start thinking about all the tools, that you want to include/exclude. If you still wanna do this on your own, these two filters are … Read more
The problem is “When the data managed by the plugin is edited. You have to set your own dirty-flag (e.g. a value in a hidden input field, setup a js-variable) and check your dirty-flag if the user leave the page. But how could you check if the data in the metabox is edited? Are there … Read more
it might me entirely different solution that i am providing but it solved the problem for me. I followed these steps: Open the user that is getting error. (WordPress admin menu > users > your profile) Changed the setting of “Disable the visual editor when writing” and saved the settings Again disabled this feature and … Read more
I have done extended research and found the answer – I am now using a hook on ‘tiny_mce_before_init’. Based on other answers (special thanks to answer #2 @Chip Bennett), I have used the following code in my functions.php to secure the paragraph breaks (in the editor HTML mode they show as   but become paragraphs … Read more
Yes, it is possible to remove the custom colors option from tinyMCE. WordPress bundles a tinyMCE plugin to handle the custom colors functionality. The tiny_mce_plugins filter can be used to remove this bundled plugin which is identified by the key colorpicker. Note that removing the custom colors option will not affect users’ ability to select … Read more
Yes! Use the mce_buttons_2 filter to add buttons to the second row. Use the mce_buttons_3 filter to add buttons to the third row. Here’s an example of what I use: function mytheme_mce_buttons_row_3($buttons) { $buttons[] = ‘fontselect’; $buttons[] = ‘fontsizeselect’; $buttons[] = ‘code’; $buttons[] = ‘sup’; $buttons[] = ‘sub’; $buttons[] = ‘backcolor’; $buttons[] = ‘separator’; $buttons[] … Read more