Can anyone tell me if there is anywhere I can find out what each of these TinyMCE plugins are for?
$in['plugins']='inlinepopups,tabfocus,paste,media,fullscreen,wordpress,wpeditimage,wpgallery,wplink,wpdialogs,wpfullscreen';
I’m wondering because if I remove the wordpress
one that the editor will stop stripping out my <p>
tags, but I also lose all my spacing in the html
view of the editor as well.
1 Answer
The first few you listed are not WordPress specific, and information about them can be found as follows:
- inlinepopups
- tabfocus
- paste
- media
- fullscreen
As for the WordPress specific plugins, their source code is here (trac). There are no comments, but here’s my take based on a very cursory read through:
- wordpress: seems to setup the editor with default buttons, classes, size, etc
- wpeditimage: seems to add the insert media dialog
- wpgallery: launches tb_show(“”,tinymce.documentBaseURL+”/media-upload.php?post_id=”+f+”&tab=gallery&TB_iframe=true&width=”+d+”&height=”+g) which adds the gallery dialog
- wplink: seems to add the insert link dialog
- wpdialogs: adds tinyMCEPopup js function, probably used by the other dialogs
- wpfullscreen: puts the editor in wordpress ‘distraction free’ full screen mode. Not sure why this one and the standard fullscreen plugin both exist.