You can restrict the use of tags with Java-script. Before the comment being saved to the database you can trigger an on change event and check the comment text( which is basically a string) for keywords like html using functions like indexOf. Based on the result of the check you can then force the user … Read more
wp_editor( $content, $editor_id, $settings ); Is useless define the setting’s array if you dont call it đŸ˜€
Solution: Add wp_editor() in somewhere that works perfectly and hide it. <div class=”hidden-editor-container” style=”display:none;”> <?php wp_editor( ”, ‘editor’ ); ?> </div> after that assign editor contents to the global JS variable. EDITOR = $(‘.hidden-editor-container’).contents(); Finally when the ajax page is loaded append editor contents $(‘.editor’).append( EDITOR ); tinymce.execCommand( ‘mceRemoveEditor’, false, ‘editor’ ); tinymce.execCommand( ‘mceAddEditor’, false, … Read more
If you want to add a new post without logging into the WordPress dashboard or allow your visitors a way to submit content of their own, you can do this by front end post submission. In this post I will show you the way to submit a post from the front end. Let’s start… You … Read more
You would need to add a metabox and then add the wp_editor as a field. You’ll then need to process/save the meta data before you ever get to the part where display the data. I just did this this morning with the Types plugin, which is about the easiest thing that I’ve found. (Advanced Custom … Read more
How can I open WP rich editor within colorbox in the front end?
You can display shortcodes in WP editor by removing do_shortcode filter from the_content filter as shown in the following code but beware that it will also display shortcodes tags when you use the_content() function in the theme anywhere else in that case before the_content() function add do_shortcode filter again like this add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘do_shortcode’,15 ); function … Read more
You can do it developing a TinyMCE plugin and load it using mce_external_plugins hook. The key is in the javascript file of the TinyMCE plugin which will be responsible to pass the nested shortcodes into the editor textarea. You can take a look to this article (about the middle they shows an example of how … Read more
load wp_editor without wp_footer
You have to hook the filter to mce_buttons_2 instead of mce_buttons add_filter(‘mce_buttons_2’, ‘my_theme_register_buttons’); In this way the buttons will appear on the second row.