Adds two convenient buttons to easily add\/remove an id attribute to any element when editor a Post, Page or custom post type that uses a standard TinyMCE editor. Uses the text contained within the element, cleaned up, to formulate a URL-friendly id.<\/p>\n\n\n
\/addfunc-ids<\/code> folder to the \/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code> directory or download it from the WordPress repository.<\/li>\n- Activate the plugin through the Plugins<\/em> menu in WordPress.<\/li>\n
- Use the Add ID<\/em> and Remove ID<\/em> buttons as needed.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n
\n- What does the Add ID button do?<\/dt>\n
It adds an id attribute to the selected element (or the element with the cursor in it) using the text within. Note: not recommended for use on paragraphs.<\/p><\/dd>\n
- What does the Remove ID button do?<\/dt>\n
It removes any id attributes from the selected element (or the element with the cursor in it). Note: recommended for removing ridiculously long id attributes.<\/p><\/dd>\n
- Where can I see the ID\/id attribute?<\/dt>\n
You can see it in Text view. Example:<\/p>\n\nThis is rad<\/dd>\n
- Will AddFunc work in Text view?<\/dt>\n
Nope. It's a TinyMCE thang.<\/p><\/dd>\n
- Does AddFunc IDs work on custom content types, the same as they do on Posts and Pages?<\/dt>\n
It works in any custom content type that has a standard TinyMCE editor.<\/p><\/dd>\n
- Does it really require WordPress 3.0.1 or later?<\/dt>\n
I have not tested it on earlier versions. I suspect it depends on the version of TinyMCE included with your WordPress install. Feel free to try it out and let us know if it works! :)<\/p><\/dd>\n
- Does AddFunc have a website?<\/dt>\n