Formatting issues may occur when copying content from external applications such as Microsoft Office or Google Docs. Choose the paste mode that best matches the result you need.
1. Clean paste
Clean paste is the default. Use CTRL+V (or CMD+V on Mac).
It preserves useful structure such as paragraphs, headings, bold and italic text, links, lists, and tables, while removing unwanted visual styling such as fonts, font sizes, colors, backgrounds, margins, padding, CSS classes, and other inline styles.
2. Plain text
Use CTRL+SHIFT+V (or CMD+SHIFT+V on Mac) to paste text only. All source formatting and document structure are removed.
3. Paste with Source Formatting
Use Paste with Source Formatting from the editor toolbar when you want to preserve as much of the source formatting as the editor supports. Some HTML, CSS, fonts, or application-specific formatting may still be normalized or removed.
4. Remove formatting
If you pasted content with formatting and need to remove it, use the Remove Format tool. It removes inline visual styles while preserving block-level structure and semantic content such as headings, paragraphs, and links.
5. Check the Source Code
If you are comfortable with HTML, click the Source tool to view and edit the underlying HTML code. See this article for more information.
6. Contact Support
Still having trouble? Contact us at support@fundpeak.com — we are happy to help.
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