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Yes, you can use text editor (Tinymce) for custom formatting fields by using textarea type (not textarea-simple). But if you want to use text editor in metabox you need some addition codes.

“Set featured image” is not relate with OT. You should click on “Send to Optiontree” button to send image URL to fields.

In your template, where you want to show the text, use:

echo ot_get_option(“id_of_textbox”,”Here is default text”);

I think you tried to use OT in Theme mode. Make sure you copy OT source to the root of your theme.
For the third warning: check your functions.php at line 89. Something are echo/print. Or there are some space (blank) between ?> and <?php at/near line 89.

I think it’s too hard to make nesting List Item with OT because List Item is a very special option type, it relate with other types and have very complicate structure. If really need a nesting List Item I think you could create a “fake” one by using 2 List Item and combine them with jQuery & CSS. This just my instant idea. ??

On the other hand, OT Control panel still available in Theme mode, if you want you can turn it on, of course, you must sure what are you doing.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Be careful when you switch between Plugin/Theme mode. You may lost all settings/sections that you added after export settings file (php file). You must re-export and overwrite old file.

In Plugin mode you create settings/sections and export it to a php file (that included in Theme mode). See document to know how to make OT work with Theme mode. It’s easy to understand.

Just do it as you do in Plugin mode.

Step 1 is most important. Step 2 just load settings. If you want to use OT as a part of your theme (not required to install OT plugin) you MUST do BOTH steps.

I think you forgot STEP 1 of document to use OT as THEME MODE. Make sure you included ot-loader.php before theme-options.php

Maybe you did not get my idea. Following example is my idea:
– create a CSS option type with ID “my_dynamic_css“
– create a ColorPicker option type with ID “my_color“
– in option page, set “my_dynamic_css”‘s value: a {color:{{my_color}};}
– save changes
From now, when you (or your user) change ColorPicker (with ID: my_color) OT will re-generate dynamic.css file with new color.

But you still worry about CSS option type (with ID: my_dynamic_color) that your user can make mistake when modify theme settings (ex: delete “a {color:{{my_color}};}” line) ? OK, do following:
– Open ot-admin.css (in [OT folder]/assets/css/), append this: #setting_my_dynamic_css {display:none;}
– Boom! general users will not see and can not make mistake with your CSS field.

Is it clear ?

p/s: Above idea will work with OT version 2.0.10+. If you use OT version 2.0.9 or older you must make a small patch to give fields wrapper an ID (in this case you can ask me if you have trouble)

Ok, I close this topic ??

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It’s hard to solve by talk here, if you can upload your wp and theme to a host for testing I can access and try to fix for you.

See my solution here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/optiontree-and-new-insert-media?replies=3#post-3684712

Edited file is: ot-admin.js located in OT folder/assets/js