jokiruiz

Hi Patti,

I’m not sure if that WP Symposium uses the standard WP TinyMCE, if it does, this plugin will work correctly. IF it doesn’t, give me more details about that forum, and I’ll make it possible in the next update.

Thanks,

J.

Hi khrisme, the “rename” feature is available now in the version 1.2
Just update your plugin.

Kind regards,

solved

Hi Auriel,

In WordPress, the themes use CSS to organize the styling. CSS uses classes to apply the different styles to the html blocks (like divs, p…).

* What I mean with ‘context’ class, is the class that is applied to the html block that wraps the content (what you put in the wysiwyg).

* The classes in CSS begin with “.” to differentiate from Ids, but you don’t need to put the “.” inside, just the name of the class.

Hope this helps,

Regards,

J.

Hi khrisme, I’m working on an update, I’ll add that feature in the next update. Thank you for the feedback.

Thank you khrisme! glad to hear that! ??

Hi Kirr, and thanks for the 5 stars ?? Yes, that happens when you have in the css a body { } style entry.

You could set in your class the attribute !important in the background.

.main {
    ...
    background: XXXX !important;
}

Anyway I’m developing an update where you can specify the wrapper (div, p…) for your class, so you wouldn’t have a problem, because it will create a div,p… inside the body.

Hi 2020media, what version of WordPress do you have?

developing 1.1

Solved

Hi Scotm,

Thank you for your feedback!
I’ll think about that for the next update.

Regards,

Joki.

Hi,

You could use it inside your plugin using the php get_option function to gather the information into your plugin.
You can export the options page settings using the WordPress export functionality, but you will have to install always the Easy Options Page plugin with your plugin.

Regards,