I want to have a cite underneath my blockquote, that has a certain style.
"Blockquotes are an essential part of a fancy website."
– Cite
The markup should look like this:
<blockquote><p>B
I have been searching around for people with this problem and solutions to it without luck. As of the latest version of WordPress, it seems that the visual editor has been adding an extra space to a short code after the opening bracket. In code editor, I can add short codes without issues. But as
I want to use the new inline editing from tinymce with the wp_editor function in wordpress.
Here is some info on how to set up tinymce inline editing http://www.tinymce.com/tryit/inline.php
The code I am using to call wp_editor
In the legacy (classic editor) it was possible to add buttons to the editor toolbar via tinymce API, that will add shortcode at cursor.
seems like this is not supported anymore from the tinymce FQA and this
I have custom post type with tinymice, I installed Buddyforms so the button is added to the top of the tinymice editor to include forms. I'll like to remove it. Please, help with the snippet to remove it.
This is the full path code
<div id="wp-content-media-buttons" c
How to make a button (TinyMCE, WordPress 4.9) with this functionality (dual functionality).
Example:
<strong>Some Text</strong>
highlight everything and use the button
Result:
<h2>Some text</h2>
Exam
I use TinyMCE advanced on my Wordpress website. My logged-in users have the ability to fill forms with WYSIWYG fields. I don't understand why some styles are not applied on those fields while it applied well on the admin area. Fields are set in up with ACF or formidable forms. In both case I have
I use TinyMCE advanced on my Wordpress website. My logged-in users have the ability to fill forms with WYSIWYG fields. I don't understand why some styles are not applied on those fields while it applied well on the admin area. Fields are set in up with ACF or formidable forms. In both case I have