That's what we'll be taking a look at in this post, and I'm going to show. It's the editor you use when you create or edit your content – the one with the buttons for creating bold text, headings, text alignment and so on is. Although they may not know its name, everyone who uses WordPress is familiar with the TinyMCE editor. For example, you may want to add a button to the Visual Editor's toolbar to allow your client to easily insert a text box or a call to action button without writing any HTML code. If you are WordPress developer, then at some point you may come across customizing or extending the WordPress Visual Editor. In today's Weekend WordPress Project, I'll show you how to display more than the basic 14 buttons and also how to permanently show the buttons in the ki. In fact, you probably use TinyMCE and don't even know it. It's even used by many of the worlds most iconic companies. Did you know the visual editor in WordPress has a name? It's called TinyMCE and it helps tens of millions of bloggers, journalists, authors and businesspeople create inspiring content every day. TinyMCE Advanced is a WordPress plugin built by Andrew Ozz that will let you add, remove, and arrange the buttons that are shown on the Visual Editor toolbar. A slimmed down version of TinyMCE is the default 'Visual Editor' in WordPress. Better code quality, readability and build process. TinyMCE version 4 provides many changes: New UI and UI API. WordPress 3.9 was released with a major update to TinyMCE version 4.0 in WordPress core.

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