| Standard Paste Mode | |
By default your Page Editor is in Standard
Paste Mode. This mode removes all formatting and HTML code from any content
that you paste into your pages. It is best to use Standard Paste
Mode for pasting in content from other web pages, emails, Word
documents, PDFs, etc. Not using Standard Paste Mode for pasting
content from these sorts of documents often results in very messy
code and difficulty in formatting the pasted content to suit your
web site style. |
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| HTML Paste Mode | |
| HTML Paste Mode is useful for being
able to duplicate pages, tables, images and other formatting within
your web site. For example, if you have a table layout on a page
which you want to duplicate further down the page you can switch
to HTML Paste Mode and then select the table you want to duplicate
(by clicking on one of the borders of the table); then copy the
table (click on the copy button in the editor or press "Ctrl+C"
on your keyboard); then place your cursor where you want the new
table to be and paste (click on the paste button in the editor
or press "Ctrl+V" on
your keyboard). You can also use HTML Paste Mode to copy and paste images and links within a page or onto other pages on your web site. We advise not to use HTML Paste Mode when pasting new content into your pages from other sources such as other web pages, Word Documents, emails, PDF documents, etc. (read Standard Paste Mode above for more information). |
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| Switching Paste Modes | |
| The Paste Mode you are in is displayed above the editting area. To switch to the other mode, click on the "Enable xxx Paste Mode" button. Switching Paste Modes will keep you in that mode until you log out (when you login you are in Standard Paste Mode by default). | |