![]() This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by tyco72. Some stars cluster, which we observe today in our galaxy are probably the reminiscence of the cores of other galaxies the Milky Way collided with. Probably, collisions with other galaxies have already happened to the Milky Way in the past, incorporating other smaller galaxies. In the Classic blocks, the code looks like the same, although the text is not displayed so broken as in the Preformatted block. ![]() ![]() In the code editor, I see that the code of the messed up text is filled with tags, which I don’t know where they come from. In many forums I have not so big problems when pasting text from a. odt pages, and I will have to do it often, to keep the pages updated. So, in conclusion there is no way to work with pasting text from a text document. The font sizes available in the tool bar are prefixed “12, 14, 18, …”, there is not 16. I don’t want to break the text in paragraphs at each line return, and I don’t need it. The auto paragraph function can’t be deactivated. The line spacing and line breaks don’t look as they should. The pasted text into a “classic paragraph” block, using the ‘TinyMCE Advanced’ plugin looks so: The toolbar of the block has no buttons to change color, size, and many other essential settings for the text.Īnd why there is always an unwanted text header at the begin of the pasted text? It can be much more longer than ” This trouble happens only when pasting the text in WordPress, nowhere else.Īnyway, the alignment inside of the block goes lost, the color of the text goes lost, the underline goes lost. Many parts of the text are completely messed up, like it is happened here in the first part. The pasted text into a preformatted block looks so: Here there is a small sample of what happens when pasting text from a LibreOffice. For example, copied text with a format of Arial size 12 pastes as Arial size 12. ![]() (Shortcut: Press CTRL + K, to select this after pasting). How to access these options will vary depending on the software in use. This retains the formatting applied to your original content. Copy/Paste without Formatting Keep Source Formatting will preserve the text as you copied it. Paste Special is a suite of options for formatting pasted text in your destination software. Even the preformatted block has big issues and limits when pasting simply formatted text. This will move or copy the data to the clipboard.Step 2, Locate Paste Special.
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