automatically turns pasted image URLs into embedded images Yes, but only for URLs ending with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg and .png. And that conversion is one of the “smart paste” features in TinyMCE — another one is when you select a text and paste an absolute URL (that begins with http or https), the text is … Read more
I was finally able to get this fixed after some more debugging. I had previously disabled TinyMCE emojis which is what was causing the issue. After removing this code from functions.php the editor started working as it normally does. function disable_emojis() { add_filter( ‘tiny_mce_plugins’, ‘disable_emojis_tinymce’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘disable_emojis’ );
Did you try this solution: Make WordPress WYSIWYG not strip out iframe’s?
TinyMCE – at least, as-configured for WordPress – isn’t explicitly designed for copying/pasting of text richly formatted in other word processors. That said: how are you pasting? Are you simply copy/pasting (i.e. via CTRL-C, CTRL-V; or else via right-clicking and using contextual menu commands), or are you using the “Paste From Word” button on the … Read more
Facilitating users to write content in an external editor, and then copy/paste it into the WordPress editor, is a fundamentally bad approach, and is fraught with issues. The WordPress editor is intended to be used to write content. You should train your users to use the post editor to write content, as opposed to using … Read more
Try running wpautop on output of the text like so: <?php echo do_shortcode( wpautop( get_option( ‘custom_editor_test’ ) ); ?>
I think you’re referring to all the paragraph tags, those are coming from wpautop. You can either disable it or write around it…many chose to just disable it, especially those who are particular about content display.
A simple solution may be to download the Members Plugin and then give the subscriber permission to upload_files
Greedy and Ungreedy modifier: preg_replace( ‘/<p>(.+)<\/p>/Uuis’, ‘$1’, $content ); Tested with this script: <?php $c = array(); $c[] = ‘<p>text</p>’; $c[] = ‘<p><div>text</div></p>’; $c[] = ‘<p><div><div>text</div></div></p>’; foreach ( $c as $content ) { $e = preg_replace( ‘/<p>(.+)<\/p>/Uuis’, ‘$1’, $content ); var_dump( $e ); } Also try remove_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’ );
First, I believe your css should use only one colon: .mce_mybutton:before { content: ‘\f459’; } Now, in order to get the css to the proper place. First, we add an action to admin_print_styles; then we check to see if we are editing a post or page; then we enqueue our stylesheet. We run the check … Read more