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1314 | 'entities' => '38,amp,60,lt,62,gt', |
1315 | 'accessibility_focus' => true, |
1316 | 'tabfocus_elements' => 'major-publishing-actions', |
1317 | 'media_strict' => false, |
1318 | 'save_callback' => 'switchEditors.saveCallback', |
1319 | 'wpeditimage_disable_captions' => $no_captions, |
1320 | 'plugins' => "$plugins" |
1321 | ); |
1322 |
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1323 | $mce_css = trim(apply_filters('mce_css', ''), ' ,'); |
1324 |
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1325 | if ( ! empty($mce_css) ) |
1326 | $initArray['content_css'] = "$mce_css"; |
1327 |
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1328 | // For people who really REALLY know what they're doing with TinyMCE |
1329 | // You can modify initArray to add, remove, change elements of the config before tinyMCE.init |
1330 | // Setting "valid_elements", "invalid_elements" and "extended_valid_elements" can be done through "tiny_mce_before_init". |
1331 | // Best is to use the default cleanup by not specifying valid_elements, as TinyMCE contains full set of XHTML 1.0. |
1332 | if ( $teeny ) { |