Disable TinyMCE Editor When Upgrading To Wordpress 2.5
Posted by Stuart Herbert @ 5:04 PM, Sun 30 Mar 08
Tags: beware, joy, tinymce, upgrades, wordpress
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If you’re using the Advanced TinyMCE Editor plugin in Wordpress (to replace Wordpress’s less-than-stellar WYSIWYG editor), make sure you disable it before upgrading to Wordpress 2.5. It isn’t compatible with the latest version of Wordpress atm, and you might not need it … Wordpress 2.5 includes a revamped WYSIWYG editor that (so far) seems to do a great job.
It even avoids screwing things up in Safari at last :)
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3 Comments
March 31st, 2008 at 8:47 am
[...] to Stuart Herbert, if you use the advanced TinyMCE editor instead of the builtin wysiwyg editor, disable it before [...]
March 31st, 2008 at 9:49 pm
I’m having issues with the editor in Firefox. Features such as ‘add link’ pop up a blank window. Any ideas?
April 3rd, 2008 at 3:54 pm
I can only recommend that you switch to FCKEditor. It gives you very good control and even has a built-in file browser. I am using it now on all my blogs now and haven’t had any problems. The wordpress plugin is called “Dean’s FCKEditor”.
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