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Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of Ticket #27970, comment 13


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09/01/2014 03:38:01 PM (10 years ago)
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  • Ticket #27970, comment 13

    v9 v10  
    1 A child theme is as good a place as a plugin for this for now, just be sure to delete it from there when you switch to using a plugin with similar functions.  I'm looking forward to see if the Advanced TinyMCE plugin gets more options to selectively disable filters. 
     1If it's working, a child theme is as good a place as a plugin for this for now, just be sure to delete it from there when you switch to using a plugin with similar functions.  I'm looking forward to see if the Advanced TinyMCE plugin gets more options to selectively disable filters. 
    22You just don't want to over-write core, plugin or theme files that will be replaced on updates.  Anything in your child theme should be resistant to over-write.
    33I think Ozz means this is something that does not belong as a core default or even core option, and if so I completely agree.