Wysiwyg editor

Formatted text, written in the classic WordPress editor (TinyMCE): headings, lists, links and, if you like, images.

In the editor

A wysiwyg editor field in the editor, with its toolbar setting and the media upload buttons switch

Besides the settings every field shares, a wysiwyg editor has:

Setting	What it does
Default value	The HTML the option gets when you save the menu, as long as it has no value yet.
Show media upload buttons	Adds the Add Media button, to put images and files in the text.
Toolbar	Full or Basic: the basic toolbar has fewer buttons.

The wysiwyg editor on the options page, with bold text and a link

The description is shown above the editor, not below it. The editor has the Visual and Code tabs of WordPress.

Stores HTML, filtered like the content of a post (wp_kses_post()).

To change the settings of the editor itself, such as its height, use the aop_editor_settings_{$option_name} filter.

The shortcode and blocks show the HTML, with paragraphs. Shortcodes inside the text are not run.

echo wp_kses_post( wpautop( get_option( 'footer_text' ) ) );

[aop_option name="footer_text"]