After you post your content, WordPress will pass the_content() function through a number of filtering function’s. There are four of them, wptexturize(), convert_smilies(), convert_chars(), and wpautop(). All of these are defined in wp-includes/formatting.php and are referenced in wp-includes/default-filters.php. To remove these filtering functions you can disable them by putting this in your functions.php theme file: … Read more
It really depends on what you’re trying to do. First of all, you should never edit core WordPress files. Any changes you make will be lost if and when you upgrade, so if you want to change functionality, use a plug-in. If you want to change the way your site displays, change the theme. In … Read more
As far as writing/editing pages and posts WordPress is pretty darn good at handling multiple users and conflicts. There are clear warnings and error messages to the user that someone else is actively editing the post/page. And it will prevent you from saving changes if another user opened the post/page before you did. Also, when … Read more
Why not use custom post types and don’t add any support for the editor, that is afterall what they are for and the easiest way . The answer in this post covers how to do that, Hide content box with Custom Post Type? http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type To remove that functionality for pages or posts (and custom types) … Read more
There are two main packages that provide components which can be used inside the blocks API or the plugins API (to create your own blocks or plugins). The components found in the wp.components package can be used to manipulate data. This data could be the attributes from a block or the data from your custom … Read more
I just installed SyntaxHighlighter Evolved, and while testing on an existing post I was dismayed to find that all the quotes ” had been converted to " (the single quotes were fine). I was using the HTML editor. In case you are also in this position, I found that it’s just the post preview that … Read more
I dont know what you are doing with your shortcode but it is good practice to serialize and parse data so that it displays beautifully. Since you need to look for & and not for & just use $data = str_replace(“&”, “&”, $data). Also you could look in the php manual for urldecode() and urlencode(). … Read more
This will allow the post editor to be moved like the other sortable post boxes. function move_posteditor( $hook ) { if ( $hook == ‘post.php’ OR $hook == ‘post-new.php’ ) { wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ); add_action(‘admin_print_footer_scripts’, ‘move_posteditor_scripts’); } } add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘move_posteditor’, 10, 1 ); function move_posteditor_scripts() { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(‘#postdiv, #postdivrich’).prependTo(‘#your_meta_box_id .inside’ ); </script> … Read more
You can do it in JavaScript, though the downside is you have to do it block by block. You’ll need webpack set up with lodash installed: function removeHtmlEditing( settings, name ) { return lodash.assign( {}, settings, { supports: lodash.assign( {}, settings.supports, { html: false } ), } ); } wp.hooks.addFilter( ‘blocks.registerBlockType’, ‘core/paragraph’, removeHtmlEditing ); There’s … Read more
To disable the inline link tool and revert it back to a pop-up screen instead, do the following: In your child theme directory, add the following to your function.php: add_filter( ‘mce_external_plugins’, ‘wpse_236590_link_editor’ ); function wpse_236590_link_editor( $plugins ) { $plugins[‘full_link_dialog’] = plugins_url( ‘js/’, __FILE__ ) . ‘editor.js’; return $plugins; } Next create a directory inside your … Read more