Unfortunately, there is not an addon (plugin) of the WP tinymce which provides the anchor functionality. Instead, it is part of the tiny_mce.js file WP uses in it’s ‘includes’ directory. That file is a monster… but if you unminify it.. you will notice two instances where the anchor element is defined. One looks like this … Read more
You have to hook the filter to mce_buttons_2 instead of mce_buttons add_filter(‘mce_buttons_2’, ‘my_theme_register_buttons’); In this way the buttons will appear on the second row.
I was able to answer my own question. Simply adding a 0-9 into the code above remedied the situation. Here is the final code: if (!name || !/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9\-\_:\.]*$/i.test(name)) { tinyMCEPopup.alert(‘advanced_dlg.anchor_invalid’); return; }
Using the following code to FORCE the buttons to wrap when the width of the editor hit a certain width, I used this code: where single-movie-row is the container holding my WYSIWYG .single-movie-row .mceToolbar td { display:table-row; float: left; } .single-movie-row .mceToolbar td:nth-of-type(11){ clear: left; }
What is zinging my HTML commands? I don’t think I can blame TinyMCE this time…
How about the theme_advanced_disable option (link)? tinyMCE.init({ … theme_advanced_disable : “bold,italic” });
Localize tinymce in WordPress 3.9?
Edit body image after insertion in 3.9.1
Finally I have find the answer to my question here. Seems like the WordPress Team forgot to add the TinyMCE4 ‘code’ plugin in the WordPress 3.9.1 release. Well, thanks to all!
Custom shortcode editor [BackboneJS & TinyMCE)