Currently with WordPress, we have 2 buttons for Tinymce, one is "Visual" and second is "Text", I want to add another editor here "Custom Editor", and in this instance I will be adding shortcode visual things, for example replacing shortcodes with custom DIV (rollover shoring Edit button etc).. Is there any tutorial there or where can I get started with just another Tinymce to WordPress through plugin.
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I am trying to hide the extra template sections in the add section part of the Elementor editor. I have tried to use CSS in the Elementor plugin and in the theme used and it didn't work, is there a better way to do this that would work?
Image of what I am trying to remove
Elementor Template Buttons
I am not able to created Header in Elementor as i keep getting below error
“Sorry, the content area was not found in your page. You must call the_content function in the current template, in order for Elementor to work on this page.”
i have a one page website with header on the same page now i want to create Header Template so that i can add same Header to different pages as i have to show some post for that i want to create a second page which will show post and whenever i try to create Header i keep getting above error in elementor.
I am using Elementor Canvas for Home Page which i have created so if i need to add the_content function i am not sure where to add it?
UPDATE: It seems issue is due to ElementsKit Lite plugin as i have created menu using the same plugin and when i want to create new Header its not letting me so as there is some conflict with this plugin ElementsKit Lite
ElementsKit uses Elementor's template function. When creating a header template, are you doing it throuhgh the Elementor Theme Builder?
Wordpress Admin > Templates > Theme Builder > Add New
If you are Elementor pro. user navigate to
Templates > Theme Builder > Add New > Select type Header from the dropdown menu.
After Design the header design navigate to little top arrow beside Publish
Now click on Display Condition and add a condition for the entire site.
That's all.
Form Screenshot
I want to change "Vendor" and replace it with "Host". It is in the contact form the plugin used is contact form 7. The name of the form is "custom-register-form" but I cannot find that form in my forms list.
I believe the theme developer does not want the user to edit this field.
(I have purchased the theme from ThemeForest)
theme URL: https://ovatheme.com/meup
You can edit a form in a custom theme by doing at least one of the following (ordered from easiest to hardest):
Using the personalize sub-menu in the appearance menu - if the form
can be edited from there.
Using the theme options menu - if there is any and if the option to
edit that form is available.
By creating a new sub-theme based on the original theme and editing
the source-code in there - some theme developers can assist you with
that.
You can also contact the theme developer to enable you to use method 1 or 2 in the following versions of the theme.
please provide the steps to add an article using Elementor widgets.
Installed the elementor plugin
I see the elementor menu item
I am logged in as admin
I added a page and then clicked edit with elementor
I need to post an article
Just take for example the header block from the left side and drag and drop it onto your page. The headline now appears and can be edited there.
You can do the same with texts and other premade elements.
While editing a post that contains an image, WP attaches a properties inspector icon over the image to allow editing basic properties such as size, alignment, link etc.
I'd like to know how difficult it would be to hack into this dialog screen and add some custom programming to the link area.
I'd like to add a popup menu there that I can access with the click of a button (next to the existing "Link to Image" button.
I'd prefer to hook into this dialog via a file in my theme's folder or via a plug-in. I don't want to alter the wordpress code itself (to allow this to be more portable and theme specific).
The edit image popup is a TinyMCE plugin (the rich text editor that Wordpress uses), the files for which are in wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpeditimage/.
As such you can't simply use the Wordpress plugin API to modify it. You'd need to create your own TinyMCE plugin, probably by duplicating the wpeditimage plugin and adding your extra functionality. You'd also need to create a Wordpress plugin to activate the TinyMCE plugin, see these codex pages for more information on working with TinyMCE plugins in Wordpress:
http://codex.wordpress.org/TinyMCE_Custom_Buttons
http://codex.wordpress.org/User:Skeltoac/Extending_TinyMCE