Call off the army, it turns out that Ctrl-Alt-F still works.
Sorry for the waste of a support request, and thanks for the great plugin.
Back to the drawing board. For reasons I cannot figure out, Ctrl/Cmd-Alt-F just stopped working.
Do you know how I can make TinyMCE actually full screen?
Plugin Author
Josh
(@josh401)
Yeah.. this is weird. I’m not seeing full-screen anymore. I do see distraction free writing (shift + alt + W)… but that’s different.
You say Tinymce Advanced still has the full screen? I wonder if “Awesome-Andrew” put in some javascript to make it truly full screen??
Jay
(@uscore713)
Is there any update on this issue? I just purchased WP Edit Pro and it too does not provide fullscreen support.
Jay
(@uscore713)
I just discovered how to provide fullscreen capability within WP Edit (and Edit Pro), or at least enough of the functionality to make it worthwhile.
Out of the box, WP Edit does not include the TinyMCE “fullscreen” plugin, so you’ll need to add it yourself. Here’s how I did it:
The fullscreen plugin is found in either the normal or development versions of the TinyMCE plugin found in the download page.
Download one of the ZIP packages, then locate the “fullscreen” plugin subdirectory from this directory in the package:
tinymce/js/tinymce/plugins
Copy the fullscreen directory into the WP Edit plugin tree:
wp-content/plugins/wp_edit_pro/tmce_plugins
This installs the plugin into WP Edit, but doesn’t make it available on the toolbar, although the functionality can be effected (toggled or or off) via a keyboard shortcut: Ctrl-Shift-F
In addition, a new “Fullscreen” menu item is now available in the View menu.
Even though the plugin JavaScript shows it adding a button to the menu, no such button appears. More debugging is necessary, but at least the keyboard shortcut and View menu expose the functionality.
Perhaps Josh can help out with the remaining effort to make a toolbar button appear, as in a stock TinyMCE 4 installation?
