WordPress Cheat Sheet – Default Quick Tags – Angular test page
Here are the values of the default Quicktags added by WordPress to the Text editor (table sorted by access key value). Access key and ID must be unique. When adding your own buttons, do not use these values:
Accesskey | ID | Value | Tag Start | Tag End |
---|---|---|---|---|
a | link | link | <a href="' + URL + '"> | </a> |
b | strong | b | <strong> | </strong> |
c | code | code | <code> | </code> |
d | del | del | <del datetime="' + _datetime + '"> | </del> |
f | fullscreen | fullscreen | ||
i | em | i | <em> | </em> |
l | li | li | \t<li> | </li>\n |
m | img | img | <img src="' + src + '" alt="' + alt + '" /> | |
o | ol | ol | <ol>\n | </ol>\n\n |
q | block | b-quote | \n\n<blockquote> | </blockquote>\n\n |
s | ins | ins | <ins datetime="' + _datetime + '"> | </ins> |
t | more | more | <!--more--> | |
u | ul | ul | <ul>\n | </ul>\n\n |
spell | lookup | |||
close | close |
(Some tag values above use variables, such as URL and _datetime, passed from functions.)
This was taken from the WordPress Codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Quicktags_API