[Plugin: NextGEN Gallery] WP 3.3 – how to add wp_editor (WYSIWYG) to description area
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I formerly used a great plugin (NextGen TinyMCE Picture Description) to add WYSIWYG to the description field in NextGen, but WP 3.3 broke this. I was unable to fix the plugin directly, but I was able to add code directly into NextGen core (bad, I know, but I really needed this) to make this work. For anyone that is interested, I am sharing that info here:
1. Go to line 474 in file /wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/admin/manage-images.php (make sure you are using NextGen Gallery 1.9.1)
2. Remove this block:
<textarea name="description[<?php echo $pid ?>]" style="width:95%; margin-top: 2px;" rows="2" ><?php echo stripslashes($picture->description) ?></textarea>
3. Replace with this block:
<?php $editor_id = "description[". $pid . "]"; $tacontent = stripslashes($picture->description); wp_editor($tacontent,$editor_id,array("media_buttons"=>FALSE,"textarea_name"=>$editor_id,"teeny"=>true,"textarea_rows"=>4,"editor_css"=>"<style>.wp-editor-container{width:95%;}</style>","quicktags"=>false,"tinymce"=>array("theme_advanced_buttons1"=>"bold, italic, underline, blockquote, separator, strikethrough, link, unlink") ));?>
4. Change the config for the buttons you want to show, num of rows, etc.
5. Save file and enjoy.
Again, I am not saying it is a great idea to modify the core, but in this case it was the only thing I could do, since I could not get the plugin to work and there were no alternatives. I think this should definitely be in the core. (along with per gallery thumbnail settings, but that is another matter…)
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