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Ok, so looks like the name of JustifyFull has been changed to JustifyBlock, if I’m reading that correctly?
You are right about the others. They do appear to be working. Not sure what I was seeing before. :)
I think I got it figured out. The 2.0 upgrade took the brackets out of the list, but left hard returns in there… Where before, a “/” was the indicator of a new line, and it ignored returns, the new version uses the hard return as an indicator of a new toolbar row.
Once I got that figured out, it looked pretty much correct.
I did find that it was missing some of the important buttons, however… unless the names of them are different in the new version? For example: Full Justify, Font Size, Anchor and Horizontal Line. None of those showed up, even though the code is in the custom toolbar settings.
Until those are available, I’ll have to keep using the old version.
Thanks for updating it… it is, indeed, a lot faster! Can’t wait until it’s complete.
I’d be interested in hearing more about how to make buttons that interract with the GUI… also, so far, no luck in finding ability for custom buttons, but didn’t dive into the code too far.
Darn, pretty much all the theme buttons open up a GUI to generate the shortcodes with all necessary elements inside. Guess those won’t be as easy to replicate. Oh well…
Cool… I’ll give that youtube button a look. I can probably figure out how to customize buttons from that if it’s as easy as you say. :)
Regarding donation: I have donated in the past, but was awhile ago, so probably due to give you another hit.
I’ve also been providing you free hosting for dev testing (which I’m not sure if you are still using or not) since April 2010.
I don’t like TinyMCE at all either, whch is why I use Foliopress. :) … In particular, one of the themes we use is Mondeo, found at themeforest.net, which adds buttons for the theme’s shortcodes to the toolbar. Would be nice to have those, but I can just memorize them as well. :)
There are also a couple plugins, but those aren’t as necessary.
Thanks,
Matt
