Contents
- 1 How can I upload an image to TinyMCE?
- 2 How to add your own browser to TinyMCE?
- 3 How can I add anchor links to my WordPress site?
- 4 What are the arguments for the upload handler in TinyMCE?
- 5 How does TinyMCE return content without HTML stack?
- 6 Why does TinyMCE generate unique filename for each upload?
How can I upload an image to TinyMCE?
These settings affect TinyMCE’s image and file upload capabilities. This option enables you to add your own file or image browser to TinyMCE. If this option is set with a value a browse button will appear in different dialogs such as “insert/edit link” or “insert/edit image”.
How to add your own browser to TinyMCE?
This option enables you to add your own file or image browser to TinyMCE. If this option is set with a value a browse button will appear in different dialogs such as “insert/edit link” or “insert/edit image”. If this option hasn’t got a value set (or equals to false or null) the dialogs in question won’t show any browse button.
How can I add anchor links to my WordPress site?
You can utilize a free plugin like Page scroll to id or add some CSS to your site, such as scroll-behavior: smooth; . This Stack Overflow post has some additional tips for developers. As with most WordPress tips, there are a few different ways you can go about adding anchor links in WordPress. Check out these three different easy methods.
How to add custom file picker in TinyMCE?
This hook can be used to add custom file picker to those dialogs that have it. Internally we support this in Image, Media and Link dialogs. This replaces the file_browser_callback (removed in version TinyMCE 5) option. The new file_picker_callback provides a way to update values of other fields in the dialog.
How to call the media embed callback in TinyMCE?
If you in your handler would like fall back to the default media embed logic you can simple call the resolve callback with an object where the html property is set to an empty string, like this: resolve( {html: ”}).
What are the arguments for the upload handler in TinyMCE?
The upload handler function takes three arguments: blobInfo, a success callback, and a failure callback. When this option is not set, TinyMCE utilizes an XMLHttpRequest to upload images one at a time to the server and calls the success callback with the location of the remote image.
How does TinyMCE return content without HTML stack?
On their demo page it is using old version of tinyMCE which is not working in my IE. So I updated tinyMCE with latest version. In old version of TinyMCE it was returning me defined content with all the HTML tags, while in new version it is returning me only text without HTML tags.
Why does TinyMCE generate unique filename for each upload?
This feature is generally used for very advanced integrations where you handle all base64/blob images with custom logic. By default TinyMCE will generate unique filename for each uploaded file (for details refer to Upload Images ).