Finally I got around this. You need to modify tinymce args passed to wp_editor function. WordPress have a argument wp_autoresize_on to allow the editor to be resized automatically. So instead of these: ‘tinymce’ => array( ‘toolbar1’=> ‘bold,italic,underline,link,unlink,forecolor’, ‘toolbar2’ => ”, ‘toolbar3’ => ” ) you need to use this: ‘tinymce’ => array( ‘autoresize_min_height’ => 100, … Read more
I finally figured out what the issue was. Apparently, when you remove the textarea element from the DOM, you also need to remove the wp editor that has been attached to it. (if you decide to re-add the textarea to the DOM later) I found out that even though the textarea is successfully removed, its … Read more
If you are using the settings API, you can use exactly the same code for calling wp_editor as you would anywhere else I’ve test the code below, it adds a setting section to the reading section, and then adds a field to the section containing a WYSIWYG editor with buttons limited to link, img and … Read more
This is how the tinymce statusbar displays on my intsall: <div id=”mceu_34″ class=”mce-statusbar mce-container mce-panel mce-stack-layout-item mce-last” hidefocus=”1″ tabindex=”-1″ role=”group”> <div id=”mceu_34-body” class=”mce-container-body mce-flow-layout”> <div id=”mceu_35″ class=”mce-path mce-flow-layout-item mce-first mce-last”> <div role=”button” class=”mce-path-item” data-index=”0″ tabindex=”-1″ id=”mceu_35-0″ aria-level=”0″>p</div> <div class=”mce-divider” aria-hidden=”true”> » </div> <div role=”button” class=”mce-path-item mce-last” data-index=”1″ tabindex=”-1″ id=”mceu_35-1″ aria-level=”1″>strong</div> </div> </div> </div> so this … Read more
The list of allowed elements and attributes is stored in the global variable $allowedposttags which is set in wp-includes/kses.php. To override it create a simple mu plugin with the following content: <?php # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- /** * Plugin Name: Enable placeholder attribute for input elements in post tags. * Version: 2012.07.18 */ add_action( … Read more
Use the_content() not echo get_the_content();. As you can see in wp-includes/default-filters.php wpautop is added for the filter ‘the_content’ which is called in the_content().
I suggest using keywords for them. so you would do something like [shortcode attr=”single_quote double_quote”]test[/shortcode]. Then, while parsing the shortcode you can change them back.
There are two parameters that you can use to change the size of the text editor generated with wp_editor(), here there are: $settings = array( ‘editor_height’ => 425, // In pixels, takes precedence and has no default value ‘textarea_rows’ => 20, // Has no visible effect if editor_height is set, default is 20 ); If … Read more
It’s a bug http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21197 Using the shortcut pulls up the TinyMCE fullscreen editor rather than the custom wordpress fullscreen editor. Update 13. July 2012: Fixed in Changeset 21266.
The solution was to call wp_enqueue_media() along with wp_enqueue_editor().