Edward

Enables the display of custom-field variables in the WordPress post editor via a TinyMCE button. Works well with custom post types as well as default post types.
Use the TinyMCE button to choose from a list of custom fields attached to the post to insert, or manually specify a custom field to display using the following syntax:
<pre><code>{%custom_field_name%}
</code></pre>

Custom Field Variables

Enables the display of custom-field variables in the WordPress post editor via a TinyMCE button. Works well with custom post types as well as default  …

Shea Bunge

-Replaces the term description editor with the WordPress TinyMCE visual editor, allowing you to use HTML in term descriptions and write them in rich text. Works on all taxonomies, including tags, categories and link categories, as well as custom taxonomies.
This plugin is multisite-compatible; if you would like to use it on every blog, network activate the plugin from the network dashboard. Otherwise, activate the plugin for individual sites.
This plugin’s code is <a href="https://github.com/sheabunge/visual-term-description-editor" rel="nofollow ugc">available on GitHub</a>. Please feel free to fork the repository and send a pull request. If you find a bug in the plugin, open an issue.

Visual Term Description Editor

This plugin is very helpful specially for those client user who want to use the classic editor. Hope to update and maintain this plugin. Thank you.

This is very helpful

You cannot help but love the simplicity. Can a code Snippet do this as well?

Love the simplicity


Great plugin to allow you to make your term descriptions more visually appealing. It works just fine with WP 6.3 in lieu of implementing the block editor for term descriptions.


Great plugin - works with WP 6.3

Replaces the plain-text category and tag description editor with a visual editor.

Custom Field Variables vs Visual Term Description Editor