Advanced WYSIWYG editor for WordPress

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Posted on 11th May 2007 by Chris in Web Resources

Great tip from Doug Belshaw about the advanced WYSIWYG editor in WordPress 2.1. I wasn’t aware of this until reading it on Doug’s always great blog. Here’s Doug:

A quick tip for those who use the excellent WordPress to power their blogs: pressing a combination of buttons can make your WYSIWYG editor display another row of icons, giving greater ease-of-use and functionality. If you’re using Firefox on Windows, it’s Alt+Shift+V; for Internet Explorer on Windows it’s Alt+V; for Firefox on the Mac it’s Ctrl-V; unfortunately it doesn’t work on Safari…

via Doug Belshaw via justsome

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  1. Ben says:

    OMG! That’s totally awesome! Yet one more little gem about WordPress that I had no idea was hiding there! I can’t wait to use the “Clean up Code” button in the hidden row of tools. Too much copying and pasting from various sites and programs leaves a huge mess :)

    11th May 2007 at 10:44 am

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