Disable even the plugins that have the theme name in it and experiment to see if anything changes. Backup all site and theme data (use backup plugins for site data, most of the time themes have a straightforward way to export theme settings) – perhaps it’s the theme settings that got corrupted along the way. … Read more
It’s not really a WordPress related question, but it’s kind of related to visual editor. If your content is just raw text separated by <br> tags, I can’t think of any way to do it. But if your content’s structure is like this: <p>My first line</p> <p>Second line</p> <p>This is the third</p> Then you can … Read more
If there’s a bug the Visual tab would just not work, not be missing. The editor scripts would also be failing to load, not missing from load-scripts.php. That the tabs are missing and the script isn’t being loaded suggests that the Visual editor has simply been disabled in your profile (Users > Your Profile).
Found: the settings have to have quicktags defined: var settings = { tinymce: {toolbar1:”bold,italic,bullist,link”}, quicktags: { “buttons”: “strong,em,link,ul,li,code” } }; wp.editor.initialize( contentID, settings);
Creator of create-guten-block here. You should be building Gutenberg blocks via companion plugins. Keep your theme for styles only 🙂 That’s the best practice for now.
Just add this code to functions.php of your theme and then “View” –> “Show blocks” will always be enabled immediately when the page loads if( !function_exists(‘custom_settings_tinymce’) ){ function custom_settings_tinymce($init) { $init[‘visualblocks_default_state’] = true; return $init; } add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘custom_settings_tinymce’ ); }
You can add this code to your functions.php function add_style_select_buttons( $buttons ) { array_unshift( $buttons, ‘styleselect’ ); return $buttons; } // Register our callback to the appropriate filter add_filter( ‘mce_buttons_2’, ‘add_style_select_buttons’ ); //add custom styles to the WordPress editor function my_custom_styles( $init_array ) { $style_formats = array( // These are the custom styles array( ‘title’ … Read more
This exact thing was happening to me after updating. It seems to be an issue with the new version of WordPress not including jquery-migrate.js by default. I’m not sure on a permanent solution, but installing this plugin has temporarily fixed the issue for me: https://wordpress.org/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/
Short answer: kinda The visual editor is the open source Tiny MCE WYSIWYG editor. You can style it however you want (i.e. so that it presents the same colors and fonts as the finished posts and pages) by writing a stylesheet to do so and loading it with the add_editor_style hook. However, it sounds more … Read more
Simple-to-follow instructions would be something like: Install the Comment Form Quicktags Plugin But for some reason, you have specified that you want to do it “WITHOUT PLUGINS”. Further, you have specified “simple to follow instructions”. I do not believe your requirements are compatible. If you want “easy to follow instructions”, then use a Plugin. If … Read more