WordPress plugin
WP Edit Pro
WP Edit Pro extends the WP Edit content editor with controls for arranging toolbar buttons, configuring layouts by visitor role, using a WordPress network installation, and creating custom widgets. Administrators can tailor editor controls for various contributors and prepare reusable content for the editor or widget areas.
WP Edit Pro extends the WP Edit content editor with controls for arranging toolbar buttons, configuring layouts by visitor role, using a WordPress network installation, and creating custom widgets. Administrators can tailor editor controls for various contributors and prepare reusable content for the editor or widget areas.
Arrange buttons by row and role
Use drag-and-drop controls to customize every row of editor buttons. Assign different arrangements to different user roles so contributors have controls suited to their editing tasks.
The broader WP Edit editor includes buttons for inserting pictures, media, YouTube videos, and clip art. Its graphical table interface makes tables and adjusts cell borders and background colors. Other available buttons include subscript, superscript, emoticons, search and replace, an HTML editor, and preview.
Create custom widgets
The Extreme Custom Widget Builder creates custom widgets in a way similar to creating posts or pages. Insert the widgets into any widget area or the content editor to reuse prepared material.
Use network and content tools
WP Edit Pro includes network installation functionality and is described as WP Network Ready. The broader WP Edit workflow supports shortcodes available in the WordPress environment, including shortcodes for columns and magazine-style layouts. It also supports content with YouTube and Vimeo media and adjustments to fonts, styles, colors, and sizes.
WP Edit can provide editor access in excerpt areas and profile descriptions, and shortcodes can be enabled in excerpt and widget areas.
Installation
Install WP Edit Pro in WordPress, then arrange the editor button rows with drag-and-drop controls. Configure role-based arrangements as needed, and create custom widgets for placement in widget areas or the content editor.