I always loved this article mainly for the reason that its about creating a class to use for your metaboxes.
You need to setup CSS settings for alignleft class of your theme: .alignleft, img.alignleft { /* … */ display: inline; float: left; /* … */ } And you need to add editor stylesheet where the same CSS will be presented. Create editor-style.css file in your theme, put content CSS settings there and call add_editor_style(); from … Read more
The visual editor is an TinyMCE implementation. The first way to repace a selected text, is to write a plugin for the TinyMCE. If you do not want to write a plugin, use the tinyMCE object: add_action( ‘admin_footer’, ‘tinyNagging’ ); function tinyNagging() { echo ‘ <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready( function() { window.setInterval( function(){ var selectedText = … Read more
WP User Frontend and Post From Site plugins (among others) allow users to create and edit posts from the front-end. I am sure you can find a lot more — try this.
o.k. the problem is based on a conflict in some of the filters of the tinyMCE, maybe only when it’s a network setup (i don’t know exactly which filters are conflicted) but i managed to solved it by: 1. installing tinyMCE Advanced: i know this plugin isn’t supposed to work in the network setup, but … Read more
You may need to use the same approach that conditional editor stylesheets require now (for TinyMCE). function my_theme_add_editor_styles() { global $post; $post_type = get_post_type( $post->ID ); $editor_style=”editor-style-” . $post_type . ‘.css’; add_editor_style( $editor_style ); } add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘my_theme_add_editor_styles’ ); This snippet is from a Hongkiat article describing the process. Note: You would then have a … Read more
The path in the editor is just for reference, most of the time users do not even bother looking at it and those that do use if to see what html tag there are in. Example: <p> This is just a sample paragraph </p> <span> This is just a sample span </span> <blockquote> This is … Read more
Here is an answer: WordPress v5.0.3 Gutenberg & JS error “Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list” The simplest way: Find & delete PHP Hook which added ‘defer’ to script (in the function.php file). Or if you have skills you can edit the code of the hook. Reason: Confusion/conflict with quotes (‘ & “) witch … Read more
I would approach this by modifying the attributes allowed in the table, tr, and td markup from wp_kses. wp_kses is a function that runs on the content to filter out unwanted tags and attributes. It stands for KSES Strips Evil Scripts, but it does much more than that. It’s a large and sometimes convoluted function, … Read more
To allow users with capabilities other than manage_options to save a setting you can use the option_page_capability_{$option_page} hook. Despite the name, {$option_page} is the option group, which is what you set for the first argument of register_setting() and settings_fields() on your options page. So if you registered a setting: register_setting( ‘wpse_310606_setting_group’, ‘wpse_310606_setting’ ); You can … Read more