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
Say your custom post type was called Properties, you would add the box to hold your additional tinyMCE editor using code similar to this: function register_meta_boxen() { add_meta_box(“wysiwyg-editor-2”, “Second Column”, “second_column_box”, “properties”, “normal”, “high”); } add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘register_meta_boxen’); wysiwyg-editor-2 is the ID that the meta box will have applied to it, Second Column is the title … Read more