Using the child theme for customization?

  • Hi @azaozz,

    Quick question.

    I have updated TinyMCE advanced to extend the smilies from 20 to 94.
    For this, I have:
    – Updated \tinymce-advanced.php
    – Added \plugin.css
    – Updated \mce\emoticons\plugin.js
    – Updated \mce\emoticons\plugin.min.js
    – Added 72 smilies in \mce\emoticons\img\

    But every update, all those modifications are removed.

    So can I use my child theme to place those custom files?
    \wp-content\themes\theme-child\tinymce-advanced\mce\emoticons\img\
    Will they be used by the plugin?
    What would be your advise to make those customizations a bit less dependent to plugin updates?

    Thanks! ??

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  • Plugin Author Andrew Ozz

    (@azaozz)

    I have updated TinyMCE advanced to extend the smilies from 20 to 94

    Ideally you should add these as a separate WP plugin. As this is open source software, you can copy the parts you need, edit and extend them, and make “your own” ??

    Also, WordPress supports emoji, the “smilies” are still there for back-compat, but using emoji would be better and “future-proof” ??

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