WordPress 3.9 – Trouble Editing TinyMCE 4.0
With WordPress 3.9 coming soon it’s bringing along TinyMCE 4.0. I’m running my plugins and functions through some testing and found that one of my functions seems broken / not working with the new TinyMCE
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WordPress Image Editor not working – conflict?
I am having a strange issue with the built in wordpress image editor. I have no problem uploading files or preforming any other media functions. The only thing I seem to be unable to do is utilize the image “edit” capabilities (the area where you can crop, resize, rotate…)
Solution to render Shortcodes in Admin Editor
I have asked this question about a year ago and I am hoping there is some type of simple solution which will allow me achieve my objective. So here it goes:
Disable WYSIWYG editor only when creating a page
I read several articles about configuring the WordPress editor. For example, this snippet shows how to permanently set the editor to HTML or WYSIWYG for all contents.
How can I stop TinyMCE from converting my HTML entities to characters?
Here’s the problem: I paste the HTML entity code for, let’s say, a service mark (℠) into the HTML view of the editor. As soon as I switch to the “visual” tab, my entity code is turned into an actual service mark character (I guess the corresponding UTF-8 character or something? I don’t know from character encodings…). I don’t want this–I want it to stay as the entity reference.
Adding a rich text editor to Excerpt
I need add to the excerpt field the TinyMCE Advanced editor, any ideas?
Stop WordPress Wrapping Images In A “P” Tag
I have searched high and low for a simple solution to this, but to no avail. WordPress keeps on wrapping my images in p tags and because of the eccentric nature of the layout for a site I am working on, this is highly annoying.
How can I allow editors to leave comments on posts that have not yet been published?
On my NFL football blog all users are allowed to make blog posts. New registrants are given contributor status. When users make a post it is reviewed by an editor, then the editor schedules the post to publish at a time fitting our blog schedule.
Why is the visual editor in WordPress limiting the width by wrapping the content?
Why is the visual editor in WordPress is limiting the width by wrapping the content?
How to Move the Author Metabox into the “Publish” metabox?
About a year ago I remember seeing a plugin or some code which allowed you to add an author dropdown menu to the post “publishing” metabox instead of it being on its own.