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How to create a JavaScript plugin for TinyMCE?
TinyMCE is designed to be easily extended by custom plugins; with APIs for registering custom plugins, and creating and localizing custom UI. To be recognised as a plugin by TinyMCE, the code for a custom plugin must have a JavaScript file with a single entry point that registers the plugin with TinyMCE using the PluginManager API.
How to re-create a dialog in TinyMCE?
In the docs, the “Dialog instance API” has the details. Basically you can’t access the item’s instance directly any more, and this is by design. The Dialog API provides a “redial” method that re-creates the Dialog. This means you need to pass the configuration to the “redial” method, and it can re-create the Dialog seamlessly.
How to search for a language in TinyMCE?
For example: TinyMCE will search for a Spanish translation file at ‘ /langs/es_ES.js’, where is to the directory that contains the plugin’s entry point file. For a list of supported languages, see: Supported languages.
Which is the latest version of TinyMCE 5?
Edited: February 6, 2019. The included code also works with the TinyMCE 5 Stable release. I’ve been using TinyMCE for years – I think if I look back in my code history, v2, maybe even v1.
We will begin by creating a WordPress plugin to register our custom TinyMCE toolbar button. When clicked, this button will allow user to add a link with a custom CSS class. The source code will be provided in full at the end of this article, but until then, let’s create the plugin step-by-step.
What does TinyMCE stand for in WordPress Codex?
Check out the new WordPress Code Reference! This page is marked as incomplete. You can help Codex by expanding it. TinyMCE is the name of the visual editor that comes with WordPress, which can be used to edit post and page content.
What does TinyMCE powerpaste do for WordPress?
TinyMCE PowerPaste for WordPress is a premium plugin from the makers of TinyMCE that brings the PowerPaste features to WordPress. It automatically fixes Word formatting, creates tables from Excel, and links & embed images with content pasted from the web.