Josh
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP Edit] Nice Plugin…UsefulThank you very much.
Please do let me know if you ever have any suggestions to make it even better.Have a great day.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] ConversionI can’t say for sure. I worked with BSTMCE when I had Ultimate Tinymce.. and I know they were compatible. However, I haven’t talked with them in years.
I would think they would be compatible. Anywhere there is a content editor using the “wp_editor()” function… you’ll get the WP Edit button configuration. If BSTMCE uses that function; they’ll be compatible.
There is also another option, with WP Edit Pro. It has an option available for creating “Snidgets” (my own term), which can be inserted in the content area or widget areas. More here.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] ConversionNo worries at all… it’s why I’m here 🙂
The uninstall feature is in the Ultimate Tinymce plugin; on the “Database” tab. You will need to “tick” a checkbox to confirm; then click the button.
just curious, why not just “uninstall” from the plugin menu?
The reason; is because I elected to NOT have plugin settings deleted when the plugin is deactivated. Since troubleshooting is fairly commonplace; and the first step is typically to deactivate all plugins; I did not want the plugin settings erased in such circumstances.
Instead; by providing a custom uninstall button, the user can deactivate and reactivate the plugin all day long… and the plugin settings will NOT be affected.
However, when using the plugin uninstall button; then all database tables with settings will be cleared. It’s the “cleanest” method of removing the plugin; it deletes any database options used by the plugin.
also, if i fully remove that and then install wp-edit will i loose the “data” that is currently controlled by TinyMCE?
1) You will lose the plugin settings. But, in this case, that is good. So much has changed in WP Edit; you’ll want to begin anew configuring your settings… so you are familiar with what you enable/disable.
I did have an “import” script… but again, so much has changed, it’s just easier to begin using WP Edit and set the options from scratch.
2) None of the content; or anything added by Ultimate Tinymce (color changes; font changes; custom content; shortcodes; etc.) will NOT be affected. These are saved within the post content… and will not be affected when switching from Ultimate Tinymce to WP Edit.
Again, please let me know how everything goes.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Custom Shortcode Font SizeExcellent; thank you for the extra info… and thanks for marking the topic as resolved.
Please let me know if any other questions/comments arise 🙂
Unbelievable… I’ve just tested this extensively… and it’s working fine for me.
Can you please show me your child theme functions.php file? You can use pastebin.com to show me the entire file. Just add the link to the pastebin page back here for me to see.
I’ll take a look; and see if anything jumps out.
But yes, when I add the code to my site… the onclick event is preserved. When I remove the code; the onclick event gets stripped away when saving or switching editor views.
So, something else must be interfering. Lemme see those functions.php files 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Custom Shortcode Font SizeHi Parker;
You are wanting to adjust the font size of the shortcode in the editor? Can you not select the shortcode; and then change it’s font-size? It will wrap the shortcode with a “span” element; and set the font size.
Where are you guys placing the code? In your child theme functions.php file?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Post Status Notifications] All UsersI will certainly make some adjustments in the next update.
Thank you very much for the awesome feedback!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Post Status Notifications] All UsersHello naddy24,
Thank you for the feedback!Is this something I should incorporate into the plugin? Or, are you just letting other users know it works well with WP Job Manager?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] As Fonts Get bigger They OverlapSorry for my delay; I had to move suddenly. Long, long story.
Won’t this file get over written on a theme update?
Yes. If you are making the change in your (parent) theme stylesheet; then yes, it will be overwritten on the next theme update.
1) Many themes provide an options area for entering custom css. Perhaps your theme has this option.
2) You can use a plugin for adding custom css.
3) You can create a Child Theme… where you can add changes that will not be overwritten.Any of the options above will allow you to make custom css changes that will not be overwritten on plugin/theme updates.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Column Shortcodes?Hello, I apologize for the delay.
Unfortunately; I cannot support the premium version via this support forum. Please use my dedicated support forum instead. Thank you for your kind patience and understanding.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Change text size back to defualt for one lineLol… no worries.
Yeah, sometimes you have to switch to the “text” view to remove certain elements and attributes. Most commonly; it is the “span” tag that is difficult to delete.
Glad you found a solution 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] As Fonts Get bigger They OverlapYes, you’ll want to also increase the line spacing.
Is this happening in in your editor; on your pages; or both?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Insecure ContentHello codingideas;
Thank you VERY much for the information.
Yes, I will get this addressed in the next release.
Please allow me a few days to get the update together.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Update EmailsYou bet 🙂
Glad you got it working how you wanted!