TinyMCE is inactive after installation
TinyMCE is inactive after installation
TinyMCE is inactive after installation
Loading a self-hosted custom @font-face into TinyMCE dropdowns (Classic Editor) via ‘tiny_mce_before_init’ filter
Wordpres Tinymce custom button (Gavick guide)
According to what you have posted, the action “wp_enqueue_media” is missing for the function “include_media_button_js_file”. In this case, the JavaScript file “media_button.js” would never be loaded. By the way, the function “wp.media” opens the media dialog for uploading or selecting images. However, you cannot enter any text in this dialog. Maybe the following example will … Read more
TinyMCE strips off the href tag inside span, if i change from text to visual
How to apply padding to TinyMCE editor?
TinyMCE Visual editor removes href containing Javascript with ‘allow_script_urls’ set to true
As Jacob mentioned in the comment, WordPress adds a custom plugin to TinyMCE which uses a native window with extra features, like loading content from WordPress. The documentation I referenced is for the TinyMCE official link plugin. You can still use it, all you have to do is replace the wplink plugin with the link … Read more
I agree with hakre – something funky is going on elsewhere, those shouldnt be appearing. As a sidenote, you could use the jQuery unwrap() function to remove those divs. jQuery(‘div.mceTemp img’).unwrap(); http://api.jquery.com/unwrap/
If you’re using WP 3.3+ I would recommend giving the new “wp_editor()” function a shot. I’ve used it in several plugins and even on the front end of sites and it’s pretty handy. More detail on how to use it can be found here http://soderlind.no/archives/2011/09/25/front-end-editor-in-wordpress-3-3/