Git this to work by using the following line of code in my theme’s functions.php. $wordcount = str_word_count( strip_tags( $content ), 0 ); I got this piece of code from a stackoverflow post. The only disadvantage with this code is that it does not update dynamically which is not a big issue as the current … Read more
The “bold” icon on the visual editor is represented by a <span> with the class of mce_bold. You can target it using jQuery pretty easily and add a tooltip: jQuery(‘.mce_bold’).attr(‘title’, ‘Please use an H2 tag instead.’); If you want to target it inside the HTML editor as well, use this code instead: jQuery(‘.mce_bold, #qt_content_strong’).attr(‘title’, ‘Please … Read more
You should use the wp_update_post function.
Filter gettext_with_context and change the name here: <?php # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- /* Plugin Name: Rename ‘Text’ editor to ‘HTML’ */ add_filter( ‘gettext_with_context’, ‘change_editor_name_to_html’, 10, 4 ); function change_editor_name_to_html( $translated, $text, $context, $domain ) { if ( ‘default’ !== $domain ) return $translated; if ( ‘Text’ !== $text ) return $translated; if ( ‘Name … Read more
If you just want to get rid of the \ characters in the string that’s returned, you can use PHP’s stripslashes(): $content = stripslashes( $content ); I’d recommend doing this on output rather than on input; WordPress adds the slashes as it sanitizes your data on insert, per update_option()‘s Codex page, The $option (option name) … Read more
WordPress always escapes quotes encountered in the super globals variables. It is done in https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_magic_quotes/ You will most likely want to strip it with stripslashes before saving it into the DB. something like update_option( ‘tld_wcdpue_settings_email_content’, wp_kses_post( stripslashes($_POST[‘tld_wcdpue_settings_wpeditor’] ) ));
What you are writing in your js file is not “real” Javascript Code, but an extension named “JSX” which can help you write the elements like XML-Code. Before you can “use” the block js file, you first have to “compile” it into “real” Javascript code. You can use npx and webpack for this. The Tutorial … Read more
How do I prevent the wp_editor from loading outside container?
You have to access the tinymce object like this: tinymce.get(“your_textarea_ID_goes_here”).setContent(“Place your content here”); As a practical example – if you declared your wp_editor like this: wp_editor( “”, “special_content”, array() ); Then the tinymce call would look like this: tinymce.get(“special_content”).setContent(“Place your content here”); Bonus details: if you want to grab the content from the editor use … Read more
As kaiser has stated, you are attempting to return the the markup for an instance of the WP Editor, but you’re using wp_editor() – a function that echos its output. From the source it is absolutely clearly stated that this method renders the editor. You need to call it exactly where you want it.