When a theme supports HTML5 captions via add_theme_support( 'html5', 'caption' ), figure and figcaption will be used instead of div and p.
There's a bonus. But first, some history: Captions were introduced with an inline style set for the container. This remains, as it is there to force captions to wrap. But this inline style included an extra 10 pixels, which have vexxed theme developers for years. While these pixels were designed to ensure padding around floated images, modern themes handle this with grace. The additional pixels thus feel encumbering.
As the new HTML5 gallery support avoids outputting default gallery styles (again, irking theme developers for years; see #26697), the new HTML5 caption support will also ditch these 10 pixels of unwanted hand-holding.
The 10 pixels are also removed entirely in the visual editor (and more styles may also disappear here; see #26642), giving themes the power necessary to match the frontend styles.
The filter img_caption_shortcode_width added in 3.7 to work around this madness (see #14380) is skipped entirely when the theme supports HTML5 captions.
props obenland, azaozz.
see #26642. also fixes#9066.
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* Move TinyMCE shortcode handling from `wpgallery` plugin to `mce-view.js`
* Force `preload="none"` when rendering media in the editor to ensure fast loading (I realize this sounds illogical)
* Move audio and video tag builder logic in `media-template.php` into PHP funcs that can be reused by any code passing `data.model` to an Underscore template
* Pause all players when moving between editor tabs and when moving from the editor to editing in the media modal.
* Rename `wp.media.audio|video.shortcode()` to the more appropriate `wp.media.audio|video.update()` that now returns a `wp.shortcode` object instead of a string.
* Add necessary MediaElement css files to `$mce_css`
* In `wp.mce.View.render()`, support multiple instances of the same shortcode
* When rendering `wp.mce.View`s, fire a ready event that passes the current MCE View root element as context
See #27389.
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- Add a "toolbar" at the top of the image with two buttons: Edit and Delete.
- Don't open the edit modal on second click on the image. Makes the "edit" button somewhat pointless and can sometimes trigger after resizing the image.
- When the image has caption: attempt to prevent IE11 from making the caption element resizable and wrapping it in thick border.
- When the caret is inside a caption next to the image, pressing Enter will create a new <p> tag above the caption.
- Hide the image toolbar on drag, cut, align.
Props gcorne, see #24409.
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- Removes wp-tinymce-schema.js and mark-loaded.js, no longer needed.
- Removes the inlinepopups and most of the wpdialogs plugins; wpdialog.js is moved to wp-includes/js.
- Adds charmap, compat3x, image, link and textcolor plugins, previously contained in /themes/advanced.
- Updates the wordpress, wpeditimage, wpfullscreen, wpgallery and wplink plugins.
- Updates DFW, wp-admin/js/wp-fullscreen.js.
See #24067.
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It appears Google has finally shut off the old private API it used. Spellcheckers built-in to browsers (and operating systems) seem to be the best alternative.
A WordPress plugin could still re-enable this TinyMCE plugin if they wanted.
props ryanduff for initial patch.
fixes#24789.
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Fixes a visual glitch: when post formats styling is added in editor-styles.css, it is applied to the menus and not reset after changing format. See #24308.
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TinyMCE 3.4.x (shipped with WordPress 3.4.x) had an HTML4-based schema definition, with HTML5 elements added to it. TinyMCE 3.5.x (shipping, again coincidentally, with WordPress 3.5) allows for HTML5 schema support, which also provides for full HTML5 attribute support. The problem is its HTML5 schema excludes all HTML4 elements and attributes that were dropped in the HTML5 spec, which is unacceptable behavior.
This "duck punch" of TinyMCE's Schema.js file creates a new, sane schema. It is TinyMCE's HTML4 and HTML5 schema definitions recursively merged.
Objects are not whitelisted in either schema to allow for embed elements as child nodes, so object, param, and embed remain separately whitelisted in the WordPress TinyMCE plugin. Our attempts to add other attributes in said plugin is now superceded.
props koopersmith, azaozz.
fixes#22790.
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Drew Jaynes
Andrew Ozz
Andrew Nacin
Helen Hou-Sandí
Scott Taylor
Sergey Biryukov
Ryan Boren