As we announced a couple of days ago, the new version or our WYSIWYG editor for WordPress is done. The main improvements are:
- Multiple image posting
The Image Management window stays opened after to send an image to the post. This allows you to insert multiple images with ease. If you like the window to be closed every time you insert the image into the post, you can disable multiple image posting in the options. - No need to edit any configuration files
Everything important is in the options screen now!
New Foliopress WYSIWYG options screen - Available thumbnail sizes are limited by the size of the picture
Each time you are going to insert a thumbnail for an image into the post, only the sizes which are lower than the horizontal size of the image are shown. This won’t let you insert a 500px thumbnail for a 320x240px image. - Better security
Since the Image Management window may stay opened after you insert an image, we implemented a technique which disables the usage of that window after you log out from your WordPress admin panel. - Automatic wpautop can be turned off
If the post you are about to edit with Foliopress WYSIWYG was created with the default WordPress editor (TinyMCE), Foliopress WYSIWYG runs wpautop on it prior to editing. TinyMCE is storing posts without any HTML markup for the paragraphs, so it’s necessary to run this core WordPress function in order to work with the posts correctly in our editor. You may want to disable this function if some of your special posts are destroyed after opening with Foliopress WYSIWYG.
Download the plugin from our Foliopress WYSIWYG page or from the WordPress plugin page.
If you are going to do the auto-upgrade, you should use this simple guide to preserve your current settings.
Martin Viceník
Martin graduated as an engineer in Computer Science from Slovak Technical University in Bratislava. He grew up in Liptovský Mikuláš in northern Slovakia next to the beautiful Tatra mountains. He is the developer behind our FV Player.
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