The meta box order gets stored in the user meta and is basically an array of “priority” and meta box id. I didn’t check if this meta key gets generated upon user setup or when the first manual reordering occurs. To see how this array looks, and how the native WP metaboxes IDs on a … Read more
The first issue is that add_editor_style() is usually called in Theme setup functions that get hooked into after_setup_theme – which is well before the query is set up and the post type determined. So, you’ll need to move add_editor_style() to a separate callback, that gets called after the query is setup, but before TinyMCE is … Read more
Aleksandar Urošević addressed this specific scenario (which is different than adding a button, as you’ve noted). This is the WP 3.9 approach: function mytheme_change_tinymce_colors( $init ) { $default_colours=” “000000”, “Black”, “993300”, “Burnt orange”, “333300”, “Dark olive”, “003300”, “Dark green”, “003366”, “Dark azure”, “000080”, “Navy Blue”, “333399”, “Indigo”, “333333”, “Very dark gray”, “800000”, “Maroon”, “FF6600”, “Orange”, … Read more
You can create a new plugin with the mce_external_plugins filter.. and link it to a js file. Then, in that file you can do your processing. function tinymce_init() { // Hook to tinymce plugins filter add_filter( ‘mce_external_plugins’, ‘tinymce_plugin’ ); } add_filter(‘init’, ‘tinymce_init’); function tinymce_plugin($init) { // We create a new plugin… linked to a js … Read more
You will want to pass some parameters into your $settings array for wp_editor() that only tells it to display the quicktags for strong,em,ul,ol, and link per your screenshot. I didn’t have time to test it, but this code should give you want you want: $settings = array( // Any previous settings you are currently using … Read more
If it’s for styling purpose, the fastest solution I could think of is by using Javascript. As far as I know, modifying the output of TinyMCE tag would require editing of WordPress core files, so it’s more practical to append a <span> with Javascript. Something like this would do: <script type=”text/javascript> $(‘.post blockquote’).wrapInner(‘<span />’); </script> … Read more
WordPress is a CMS (Content Management System) and not an editor. That being said WordPress does have a simple WYSIWIG style editor built into it for formatting the content that you want to post.
Assuming you don’t have the shortcode written down… function search_shortcode() { $struct=”<div class=”searchbar” ><div class=”searchbar-inner” >search <input type=”text” id=”search” /><span class=”result-count” ></span></div></div>”; return $struct; } add_shortcode(‘search_box’, ‘search_shortcode’); Make sure your editor is in the ‘HTML’ mode, and paste the shortcode as ‘search_box’. Using a shortcode will allow you to reuse this form anywhere you want.
Since it works on some machines and not on all, chances are good it’s not plugin or theme related. However, be sure to switch to twentyeleven and see if it’s working there, as sometimes theme authors will enqueue scripts like jQuery or TinyMCE from Google CDN, which would be disabled if there’s something (browser or … Read more
Getting Theme element into plugins page editor in wp admin