Changeset 21182

Timestamp:

06/29/2012 05:47:41 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

markjaquith

Message:

Update some of the TinyMCE help text to be more accurate. Props SergeyBiryukov. fixes #21108

File:

• trunk/wp-includes/js/tinymce/wp-mce-help.php (modified) (1 diff)

trunk/wp-includes/js/tinymce/wp-mce-help.php

@@ -221 +221 @@
     <h3><?php _e('Images and Attachments') ?></h3>
     <p><?php _e('There is a button in the editor toolbar for inserting images that are already hosted somewhere on the internet. If you have a URL for an image, click this button and enter the URL in the box which appears.') ?></p>
-    <p><?php _e('If you need to upload an image or another media file from your computer, you can use the Media Library buttons above the editor. The media library will attempt to create a thumbnail-sized copy from each uploaded image. To insert your image into the post, first click on the thumbnail to reveal a menu of options. When you have selected the options you like, click "Send to Editor" and your image or file will appear in the post you are editing. If you are inserting a movie, there are additional options in the "Media" dialog that can be opened from the second toolbar row.') ?></p>
+    <p><?php _e('If you need to upload an image or another media file from your computer, you can use the Media Library button above the editor. The media library will attempt to create a thumbnail-sized copy from each uploaded image. To insert your image into the post, first click on the thumbnail to reveal a menu of options. When you have selected the options you like, click "Insert into Post" and your image or file will appear in the post you are editing.') ?></p>
     <h3><?php _e('HTML in the Rich Editor') ?></h3>
     <p><?php _e('Any HTML entered directly into the rich editor will show up as text when the post is viewed. What you see is what you get. When you want to include HTML elements that cannot be generated with the toolbar buttons, you must enter it by hand in the HTML editor. Examples are tables and &lt;code&gt;. To do this, click the HTML tab and edit the code, then switch back to Visual mode. If the code is valid and understood by the editor, you should see it rendered immediately.') ?></p>