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Hello and thanks for the report.

Could you tell me about which system and browser you are using? And which version of WordPress you are using.

Do you also have the possibility to upload screenshot anywhere?

Thanks! I will try to have a look.

Yeah. Sorry. :-/ It’s something I would like to fix. I just dont know how at the moment.

Hello

Unfortunately I’m not familiar with Site Origins Page Builder. Is this a plugin that adds widgets to other areas then the standard ones from WP Core (i.e the Widgets screen and the Customisation screen)?

If this is the case I’m afraid WP Editor Widget won’t work. The save feature of WP Editor Widget relies on some WP Core scripts to actually save the widget. On the Widget screen it actually saves the widget, and on the customisation screen it saves the widget into the preview (so that you can first see the change and then save or abort).

I haven’t figured out a good way to make WP Editor Widget work on other areas. There are similar issues with similar plugins that adds widget areas to the Post edit screen for example. That doesn’t work either.

Ah. Ok. Did you try the latest version of WP Download Manager together with WP Editor Widget? (The same version of WP Download Manager that worked with Black Studio TinyMCE Widget?)

Hello nstratman!

Which version of WP are you using?
Which web browser and OS?

Do you have any other plugins that somehow alter the editor in WP?

Have you tried to just temporarily deactivate any other plugins and clear the browser cache? Or test the plugin on the same setup but with another Theme?

Do you get any error messages in the browser?

0.5.3 has just been released, which fixes an issue from the 0.5.0 update where some filters wasn’t applied on the widget content. This caused shortcodes, smileys and similar things not to be applied to the widget output.

0.5.1 had a small fix due to WP Core Issue #27853. This issue has been patched for 3.9.1 and WP Editor Widget 0.5.2 has been released which makes sure that the fix from 0.5.1 only is activated on WP 3.9 or earlier.

This means that 0.5.2 or later is required for 3.9.1 and later.

0.5.1 released with some small patches. ??

No. You can use multiple widgets.

This sounds like a bug actually. Would be great if you could try again or post some more information about this. Did you get any js errors for example?

You can look at these screenshots where I’m using two widgets in one sidebar (WP in Swedish). Here and here.

Sorry for the late reply. I don’t get notified on these posts (I don’t know why) and I forgot to check.

I’m pushing a fix for this now. I’ve just lowered the z-index a bit. Thanks for the headsup!

Finally got the time to do this update now. Thanks for the input!

I didnt remember my code in my head. I already have a filter on the content:
$content = apply_filters('wp_editor_widget_content', $instance['content']);

But it might be a good idea to add the other functions to it. But it might be easier just to add the “the_content” filter instead.

This is a good idea. Thanks!

Hello

When the plugin is activated, the “Update Services” section is visible in Settings > Writing. Like this: https://d.pr/i/MAXu

By default the update services functionality is removed when you activate a multisite network. I think this has something to do with stoping the risk of spam if you have a lot of blogs. When you activate the plugin you get this functionality back.