The HTML for the inserted internal links are generated by Javascript, so I’m not aware of any easy way to change it. The HTML generation is controlled from the wpLink.htmlUpdate method (HTML mode) and the wpLink.mceUpdate method (TinyMCE mode), in the /wp-includes/js/wplink.js file. Here are some ideas: Add a query parameter to the inserted links: … Read more
What happens is that TinyMCE converts every double line break in the HTML source to <p></p> and vice versa. It will actually strip away any <p/> you manually enter in the HTML source after you save, because when the post’s content is rendered, <p> and </p> will be added. The auto-<p> replacement only works when … Read more
Give this a shot: <?php /* Add WYSISYG editor to comment form. */ add_filter( ‘comment_form_field_comment’, ‘wpse_64243_comment_editor’ ); function wpse_64243_comment_editor( $field ) { if (!is_single()) return $field; //only on single post pages. global $post; ob_start(); wp_editor( ”, ‘comment’, array( ‘textarea_rows’ => 15 ) ); $editor = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); //make sure comment media is attached to parent … Read more
I’ve never found one that was reliable and/or not a huge resource/memory drain. 🙁 I ended up using the very handy “Page in Widget” plugin instead – it has the advantage of all the functionality of a regular editable page and your widget content won’t accidentally get wiped, which has happened to me far too … Read more
First solution can be using the Settings API and create 2 fields “Products Description” and “Usage Description”, after that showing in your template that fields is easy like a: $options = get_option(‘my_theme_options’); echo $options[‘prod_description’]; // echo $options[‘usage_description’]; However, settings API is not the best part of WP core, and probably create a settings page for … Read more
Click on the Custom… text and the color picker will pop up. Pick the color of your choice and press OK. Chosen color will appear as a custom swatch for later use. Note! The solution above is not a solution. See comments and edit below. Edit: Here is a function which replaces the entire default … Read more
Pre WP 3.3: http://www.dev4press.com/2010/tutorials/wordpress/tips/add-rich-text-editor-to-your-plugin/ If you are using WP 3.3 or later you might look up wp_editor: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_editor $settings = array( ‘teeny’ => true, ‘textarea_rows’ => 15, ‘tabindex’ => 1 ); wp_editor(esc_html( __(get_option(‘whatever_you_need’, ‘whatever’))), ‘terms_wp_content’, $settings);
I tried for a bit and could not get this to work perfectly, but it’s close, it’s hard to extend with the <form> for the popup styles being hardcoded, thought possible with more work. To get started you can: Enqueue the link popup javascript and styles, the main .js file is wp-includes/wplink.js. Depending on where … Read more
If you don’t want to write your own code there is a plugin to allow embedding an <iframe>: Embed IFrame Plugin for WordPress Then just use the shortcode like this: [iframe http://example.com 400 500]
add_action(‘init’, ‘init_remove_support’,100); function init_remove_support(){ $post_type=”your post type”; remove_post_type_support( $post_type, ‘editor’); } place it to your themes functions.php