Instead of resizing the editor, resize the internal representation inside the TinyMCE instance so the content itself never passes the line. This way the editor can eb any width and the content will never be wider than it’s intended to Start by adding the editor style in functions.php function my_theme_add_editor_styles() { add_editor_style( ‘custom-editor-style.css’ ); } … Read more
By default, line breaks in the TinyMCE editor are convered into <p></p> paragraphs. Either your theme or a plugin is disabling this functionality. To figure out which, you need to: Disable all plugins and see if this fixes the problem. If it does, then re-enable your plugins one at a time to see which one … Read more
The problem is that you have way too many buttons… I had the same problem with a plugin I created but I had only 21 buttons – and you have 41 buttons… The solution would be to split them in two: add the first 20 buttons to the 3rd row (mce_buttons_3) and the next 21 … Read more
You can hook into TinyMCE’s paste function and filter user actions using javascript. So yes it is possible. http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Plugin:paste
This kind of problems are solved using Chrome Inspector or Firefox Firebug. Inspecting the element, we get the necessary ID’s or Classes to add in the stylesheet. So, .mceContentBody.wp-fullscreen-editor is the one we need to address in the theme file editor-style.css: .mceContentBody.wp-editor, .mceContentBody.wp-fullscreen-editor { background-color: #000; color: #fff; }
You can’t, not the way you are trying. You can’t start meddling in the iframes internals, it has its own DOM etc that needs to be respected etc This question is already veering into offtopicness as it is more of a TinyMCE question than a WordPress question Instead create a tinyMCE plugin, include jQuery in … Read more
To determine what mode the editor is currently in, you can use the getUserSetting(‘editor’) in JavaScript, which returns either “html” or “tinymce”. To determine when the editor mode is switched, you can use the jQuery click event handler on the #content-tmce and #content-html elements, which are the editor type switching buttons: jQuery( ‘#content-tmce’ ).click( function() … Read more
You need to use wp_editor() $old_description = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘sdm_description’, true); $editor_id = ‘sdm_description’; $settings = array( ‘media_buttons’ => false ); wp_editor( $old_description , $editor_id, $settings );
i use this custom button for ad’s in TinyMCE, i use JavaScript code to add/develop this one look into this code: jQuery(document).ready(function ($) { tinymce.create(‘tinymce.plugins.wpse72394_plugin’, { init: function (ed, url) { // Register command for when button is clicked ed.addCommand(‘wpse72394_insert_shortcode’, function () { selected = tinyMCE.activeEditor.selection.getContent(); if (selected) { //If text is selected when button … Read more
Yes! Any .css file in the top-level of your theme will show up there. e.g.: /wp-content/themes/<your-theme>/custom-style.css will show up in that list as “custom-style.css”, linked and editable.