wysiwyg

Just found this: http://www.spiderwebpress.com/ apparently they call this a “WYSIWYG theme platform”. http://www.pagelines.com/

How do you keep the default WYSIWYG active when using a custom template?

Here is the link. Now my little answer to your question in the comments: I can’t guarantee that anything has changed since then. But I think it is a good base to start to do what you want to. And I can’t remember big changes with tinyMCE in the last time.

May this will helpful for you 1) There will be no p tag will wrap while starting with anchor tag. The editor will takes a each paragraph in a paragraph tag.(Whether it may any tag, the editor will all the html content inside of p tag) 2) If you are using wordpress default post editor … Read more

Enable the kitchen sink, the button in the upper right corner of this screenshot: You get a dropdown now with special entries for headings.

Multiple WYSIWYG editors with settings teeny => true

Hey Define bold and strong in your style.css file like this b, strong { font-weight: bold; } then it display bold

I guess you need the Apple/Cmd key instead of the Alt key as the Ctrl/Strg is not the replacement for the Alt key. So it should be ⌘ + Shift + P. Note: I’m no Mac user, so you’ll to search the proper replacement in case yourself.

A bit involved, but this should work: function remove_wysiwyg() { global $pagenow; if ( ‘post.php’ == $pagenow ) { $type = get_post_type( $_GET[‘post’] ); if( ‘post’ != $type || ‘page’ != $type ) add_filter(‘user_can_richedit’, ‘__return_false’); } elseif ( ‘post-new.php’ == $pagenow ) { if( isset( $_GET[‘post_type’] ) && ‘page’ != $_GET[‘post_type’] ) add_filter(‘user_can_richedit’, ‘__return_false’); } … Read more