You shouldn’t call add_editor_style() directly in your functions.php file. Instead, you should wait until the plugins and themes have been loaded: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘add_editor_style’ ); If you already have a function hooked to after_setup_theme, you can call add_editor_style() inside there instead. You then need create a file called editor-style.css and place it in your theme … Read more
Add this function to you JavaScript: function textarea_to_tinymce(id){ if ( typeof( tinyMCE ) == “object” && typeof( tinyMCE.execCommand ) == “function” ) { tinyMCE.execCommand(‘mceAddControl’, false, id); } } then when you create the textarea dynamically call it and pass the textarea’s id to it. Just make sure TinyMCE is loaded on that page before or … Read more
The code used on wordpress.org to render readme files is here: class Markdown. You can download the class and the dependencies, then you should be able to set up a simple custom reader. If you want to see it as close as possible to the actual page, you can download/checkout per SVN the theme from … Read more
when one of my clients have doesn’t like the TinyMCE editor i add the Dean’s FCKEditor For WordPress plugin that integrates the ckeditor and install the office 2003 skin for it so they find it easier to use.
I finally found a plugin that did just what I wanted – a button for in the WYSIWYG editor: WYSIWYG Inline Code Command
If you still want to use SO-type backtick markup for styling your inline code examples, I’ve created some code that will accomplish it. To make it into your own plug-in, just add the code below to your functions.php. It calls the wordpress filter “the_content” to apply the transformation to the content when it is displayed, … Read more
Not sure if this helps but 3.3 introduced wp_editor() for displaying editors.
Click on the Custom… text and the color picker will pop up. Pick the color of your choice and press OK. Chosen color will appear as a custom swatch for later use. Note! The solution above is not a solution. See comments and edit below. Edit: Here is a function which replaces the entire default … Read more
If you don’t want to write your own code there is a plugin to allow embedding an <iframe>: Embed IFrame Plugin for WordPress Then just use the shortcode like this: [iframe http://example.com 400 500]