“after” for all fields of type “wysiwyg”

No way that I can presently see for that topic. One alternative idea would be to pass a callback function instead of a hardcoded string. The reason for this idea would be that you don’t need to go into each parameter and update, you could update in one spot and have the changes reflect in all of them.

'after' => 'my_callback'

function my_callback() {
    return 'test_123';
}

Just a quick thought.

@tw2113

Thanks. I was imagining test_123 to be the callback function – I could have done a better job of describing/labeling that.

To expand on my goal – although it does sound like it won’t be possible, I am referencing this:
https://github.com/CMB2/CMB2/issues/1141

User “jsternberg” setup a great snippet for adding a word counter to a wysiwyg field via the “after” parameter.
https://github.com/CMB2/CMB2-Snippet-Library/blob/master/misc/adding-wordcount-to-cmb2-wysiwyg-field.php

But, the downside is that it doesn’t simply apply to all wysiwyg fields – it needs to be added manually to each wysiwyg field where created.

So my overall goal was to force all wysiwyg fields to make use of the callback that “jsternberg” wrote: cmb2_wysiwyg_word_counter

Noted, regarding what Justin provided there. I know that was a really recent GH issue as well.

Other than that, I’m not aware of any global solution for this.