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Remove Formatting for Editor
Idea shared by Lance Rasmussen - 9/29/2014 at 10:46 AM
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Sometimes our staff will copy and paste from different sources, which then brings in formatted CSS or HTML font attributes.
 
It would be a major time saver to have a remove formatting feature, much like Joomla and Wordpress have.
 
This way the look of the content would consistent.

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Hi
 
This feature is already in SmarterTrack  If you expand the More button in the tex editor you will see several format options in the first row.  One of them will have a clipboard with a T inside of it.  This means it will only past in the text and strip out all the formatting. 
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And that button will clean up text CURRENTLY in the article?  This was where I was headed was cleaning up already saved content, not creating new content.
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Pasting text only is not the same as stripping formatting.
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Hi Lance, 
 
Brian's suggestion for pasting new content in the plain text clipboard will help prevent the need of removing text formatting in the future. If you're using Google Chrome, you can also right click and choose Paste and Match Style. I've found this is useful when pasting into the Knowledge Base or ticket responses as this will remove any current formatting of the text in your clipboard and use what's in the message body.
 
To remove current formatting in the message body you can use the Remove Format button from the text editor. To access this button you'll need to have your editor option expanded. The icon is an underlined "T" with a small "x" to its right. Just highlight the desired text and click the Remove Format button. While this doesn't make the text plain text, it'll strip out the style, span, etc. attributes.
 
I hope this helps! 

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