#Plain text editor with paragraph full
#Plain text editor with paragraph code

This option is useful for quickly eliminating all formatting such that only plain text remains. source formatting (including paragraph styles, font sizes, boldface, and colors), span elements, tables, and so on.In addition to clearing all content in the active editor, this tool provides options for removing:

#Plain text editor with paragraph code

This example is just one way in which the appearance of pasted content is affected by the underlying HTML code.Īn effective way to remove formatting applied by the underlying HTML code and within copied content is to use the options available from the Clear tool. However, if the underlying HTML code applies bold to the area in which you paste the sentence, the sentence may appear as follows: If you use the option to remove source formatting, you may expect that the word 'bold' no longer appears in boldface. This sentence displays one-word using bold formatting. For example, assume that you paste the following sentence into the HTML Email editor: Pasted content may appear differently than you expect. The underlying HTML code for an existing paragraph may override selected formatting options. You may want to insert a new paragraph (using the Paragraph tool) before pasting content. (recommended, or use Notepad, or TextEdit) For example, when pasting from a Word document, you will want to remove all the formatting that was applied in Word so that you can format text more appropriately for this email design. If you paste text into the HTML Email editor, several options are available, depending on the content source and whether you want to keep formatting. In the HTML Email Editor, you can format text in many ways, including paragraph and font styles, font sizes, boldface, italics, symbols, and so on.

Taking the time to investigate further options, will be time well spent. It also includes some other terrific options for padding, borders, button text colors, and much more.

Themes are fully editable and you can pre-set everything available on the toolbar so that it is applied automatically without having to take the time to apply it. Themes within the Drag and Drop Editor are an excellent way to save time and produce an extremely consistent email. You can use an external application like Notepad, or TextEdit to remove the formatting, or within the editor by highlighting the desired text, and using the remove formatting button seen below. If you paste from an external source, we recommend you remove external formatting for a consistent rendering of your content.

#Plain text editor with paragraph full

In the Full Email editor it will be necessary to use CTRL+V to paste, as the right click on your mouse is commandeered for Full Email Editor editor functionality.įormatting Text in the Drag and Drop EditorIn the Drag and Drop Editor, you can format font styles, font sizes, boldface, italics, symbols, alignments and so on, by simply highlighting the appropriate text and selecting the desired option from the toolbar. (Notepad, TextEdit)Įdit text by simply highlighting and replacing the existing text with the new text. It is highly recommended that you remove external formatting by running the content through a plain text editor, as non-HTML formatting is not reliably rendered in an email environment. If you paste text from another source, source formatting is preserved in the HTML Email editor and removed in the Plain Text Email editor. In general, highlight the text you want to remove, and hit the delete key on your keyboard.Īdd text by typing it into the email design or pasting text from other sources, such as Microsoft Word or a web page. For information about deleting text, see Delete Email Design Content. Formatting options are limited in plain text email designs. You can add, edit, format, and delete text in HTML and plain text email designs. Add, Edit, or Format Text Add, Edit, or Format Text