I don’t think the wrapper should be a problem, as long as the classes of the TD-elements are unique. Did you check the CSS output using FireBug (or Chrome Developer)? The client should be able to style it, like so .tinymce .table .table-header td {}
Not sure if this is a bug, but the behaviour is correct, or at least apparently intentional. a) There is only one dragDropUpload setting in the tinyMCEPreInit object, instead of one flag per editor. b) looking at class-wp-editor.php:139: if ( $set[‘drag_drop_upload’] ) { self::$drag_drop_upload = true; } so, if the setting is set to true … Read more
I am not sure this answers your question directly, but as technical trivia — WordPress actually creates a posts as soon as you open editor, with auto-draft status. This is being used precisely to have a target for things like attachments and custom field before it is actually saved by user. So when user “saves” … Read more
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Oh, this was quite easy. I had used: $args = array(“textarea_name” => “wpet_options[txt]”, ‘default_editor’ => ‘text’); wp_editor( ‘xxx’, “wpet_options[txt]”, $args ); But what I really wanted was: $post = get_post( 117, ‘OBJECT’ ); wp_editor( $post, ‘editor’ ); This page explains more: http://code.tutsplus.com/articles/quick-tip-using-wp_editor–wp-27136
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You are in luck. There is a WordPress internal function for that. It’s the wp_editor function. The function does all the work for you. It enqueues the right scripts and style-sheets. Just pass the configuration you want. wp_editor(‘Enter your text here’, ‘editor_id_here’)
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