Yesterday, I got the basic implementation of the wordpress tinymce buttons working.

You can see two buttons in the screenshot:

• Neotext blockquote
• Neotext q

Clicking on one of these links pops up a dialog box, prompting the entry of a url.

The result of this entry is a “blockquote” or “q” tag containing a cite attribute, allowing writers to create neotext references without knowing html.

In the future, I hope to make the buttons use attractive icons.

You can view the code on github:

• quote-context.php
• tinymce-blockquote.js