[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #20237: Default editor needs support for non-DFW fullscreen mode
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#20237: Default editor needs support for non-DFW fullscreen mode
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Reporter: danblaker | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Editor | Version: 3.3.1
Severity: minor | Resolution:
Keywords: close |
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Comment (by Converting2wp):
As noted in http://wordpress.org/support/topic/full-screen-editing-with-
formatting-buttons
ticket #21197 points out that ALT-Shift-G brings up the TinyMCE fullscreen
editor ("classic full-screen" in this ticket's description) in v. 3.4.1
In 3.4.1, your code above (thanks!) works to put a second full screen
editor button on the toolbar. The second button looks just like the first,
both have the tooltip Alt-Shift-G, the one to the left of the kitchen sink
button brings up Distraction Free Writing (DFW), and the one to the right
brings up TinyMCE fullscreen editor.
I tested the micro-plugin code in 3.5-alpha-21466, and noticed two
changes:
- The tooltip on the left-most fullscreen button is now Alt-Shift-W (and,
indeed, Alt-Shift-W works to toggle DFW mode - presumably the fix from
#21197)
- Alt-Shift-G no longer works to bring up the TinyMCE full screen editor
(but clicking the button *does* work)
I guess I don't understand the apparent decision to deprecate the classic
full screen editor. Adding back at least the Alt-Shift-G method of access
would be very helpful to those of us who use the edit panel as editors
(not just authors), particularly those who are using relatively small
screens.
But this ticket's request of a way to providing an option to access the
"classic full screen" would address this in a more transparent way (though
I'd probably put it on the user profile, rather than make it a site-wide
setting).
See also #21048.
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Ticket URL: <http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/20237#comment:3>
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