If you look at the editing box, you’ll see the curly braces as a choice. Highlight your code block, then use that curly braces icon. That will wrap the code in a ‘code’ block, so it will look like this: <?php // this is a code block echo “this is a code block”; You can … Read more
This should work if you add it to your functions.php file. It targets the buttons on the second row in your text editor. To target the first row, use the mce_buttons hook instead of mce_buttons_2. /** * Removes text color button from tiny mce editor */ add_filter( ‘mce_buttons_2’, ‘remove_tiny_mce_buttons’); function remove_tiny_mce_buttons( $buttons ) { if … Read more
Square brackets at the end of a line cause line break to be skipped
Your problem could be one of 2 things: This could be because for some reason the tabs were disabled. To enable it log into your WordPress admin > WordPress Main Menu > Users > Edit(user with the issue) > First Option Top of Screen is “Visual Editor”> Unchecked the box > clicked save, and everything … Read more
Switching on edit
✓ Checkmark Character Encoding Issue In WordPress Editor
I’ve used this plugin before: Tiny MCE for Comments. The plugin page says it’s only been updated to WP 2.8.4, so not sure if it’s working for more recent versions. Try it and see!
This <!– br–> does not do anything, most probably WP nulled it because it was broken, so you should use <br /> , in HTML mode.
Maybe your theme register a custom stylesheet for the editor, this is possible via the function add_editor_style(). Search for the function in your theme directory, maybe inside the functions.php.
One idea for the shortcode version, would be to add the custom class via the the native shortcode: then you could add it to your custom wrapper with: add_filter( ’embed_oembed_html’, function ( $html, $url, $attr, $post_ID) { return sprintf( ‘<figure class=”video-container %s”>%s</figure>’, isset( $attr[‘class’] ) ? esc_attr( $attr[‘class’] ) : ”, $html ); }, 10, … Read more