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.
wp-editor-area textarea disapear on cancel-comment-reply-link click
The wp_editor echos the editor including a textarea. So just replace the textarea with <?php wp_editor($content, $id, $args); ?> and set the arguments as you want them to be. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_editor
Convert textarea into TinyMCE
Replace: $(‘textarea#ld’).val(response.long_description); With: tinyMCE.get(‘ld’).setContent(response.long_description);
apply_filters to content but ignore shortcodes
problem when adding wp_editor with ajax [duplicate]
I am unable to duplicate your problem. add_action( ‘admin_menu’, function () { add_menu_page( ‘Multiple Editor Test’, ‘Multiple Editor Test’, ‘edit_posts’, ‘multiple-editor-test’, function () { foreach ( [‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’ ] as $i ) { wp_editor( ”, ‘multiple_editor_test_’ . $i, [ ‘textarea_name’ => ‘multiple_editor_test_’ . $i, ‘textarea_rows’ => 2 ] ); } } ); } ); … Read more