Using TinyMCE Advanced as a Front End Editor

  • prowebwriter

    (@prowebwriter)


    7 years ago

    Is it possible to use the TinyMCE Advanced as an editor in a WordPress page on the front end where users can use it as a WYSIWYG HTML editor/generator?

    I have installed it, selected the buttons I want, and configured it for use on the front end, but I don’t see any way to embed it.

    Is this even possible? Thanks so much for the great plugin and your help in advance.

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  • Plugin Author Andrew Ozz

    (@azaozz)

    The TinyMCE Advanced plugin enhances all editors in WP, it doesn’t add new/other editor instances. You’ll need a plugin to add an editor where you need it, then if it uses wp_editor(), it can be configured and enhanced by this plugin.

    Thread Starter prowebwriter

    (@prowebwriter)

    Thanks Andrew! I appreciate your time.

    Eric Lacasse

    (@ericlacassebanq)

    How do we disable the TinyMCE Advanced improvements for a single wp_editor instance?

    Eric Lacasse

    (@ericlacassebanq)

    I’ve found my answer. In the tinymce settings array in the wp_editor settings attribute, you do the following :

    • You set the menu value to an empty array
    • You set the toolbar2 value to false
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