[Plugin: Quick Post Widget] How can i have Visual Editor By Default?

Hi wordpress_expert,
I’m not sure if I understand your question. What do you mean by having the visual editor by default? Do you mean to have the visual editor directly in the widget in the sidebar?
Perry

Like tinymce as editor, not the basic html editor.
There should be like visual editor and then the button with “switch basic html”

Matt

Hi wordpress_expert,
If I hit the button “Visual Editor” from the widget in the sidebar a popup appears with TinyMCE as editor (so WYSIWYG). There is a “HTML” button in the toolbar of the popup editor which allows you to view and edit the HTML source.
So default is WYSIWYG TinyMCE and there is an option to edit the HTML source.
Does this answer your question?
Perry

Hi,

I get exactly the same need, yet this way will not work for me.

It is for a collaborative blog, where I need to have a homepage with activity + a box where users can posts from front end.

Because of users profil (it is simply average users that don’t know what is html yet want to style them blog posts), there is the following ergonomic needs :
– be able to post from the homepage
– use WYSIWYG editor
– add images
– immediadly access on WYSIWYG editor on homepage : no first seeing the standard editor then having to know what’s mean visual editor and then clicking on button.

I know how to widgetise a page to add this widget on it. What I don’t know is how to make it having WYSIWYG editor activated without having to click on “activate visual editor”.

Any clues about how to do this would be a great help. I can deal with code a bit a program myself with some directions.

Thanks !

@thibaut

I am trying to do this exact same thing – did you ever get the problem solved??

@all

I’m coding right now to have the visual editor by default but it will take some more time. Please be patient…..

inapan