Highlight the plain text in the document and copy it onto your clipboard.ħ. A pop-up window will then show up asking if you want to convert the document to plain text.
Highlight the text in your TextEdit document and go to Format > Make Plain Text (or Shift Command T).ĥ. Open TextEdit on your Mac computer and paste in the content.Ĥ. Pasting Content in Plain Text for Mac Usersģ. Go to the page on your site you would like to add the content (make sure you have clicked "Edit") and paste in the plain text content.Ħ. Highlight the plain text in the document and copy it onto your clipboard.ĥ. Notepad automatically converts any pasted text into plain text.Ĥ. Open Notepad on your PC and paste in the content. Copy the content you would like to paste on your clipboard.ģ. Pasting Content in Plain Text for PC UsersĢ. If your text is still not displaying properly, see below for more ways to fix unwanted formatting from copying and pasting text. You can then go back to edit the formatting the way you want. To clear the unwanted formatting, click on the "Paste as text" button found in the text editor, paste your text and click save. If you have copied text from somewhere else and it is not showing up properly on your site, there may be some hidden formatting that is also being brought in depending on where you copied the text from.
#COPY AND PASTE FORMATIING IN WORD FOR MAC HOW TO#
Below are instructions on how to avoid this from happening by pasting content in plain text for both PC and Mac users. Sometimes content that has been cut and pasted into the site will keep the source formatting which in turn results in some content looking different than others. There will often be formatting hidden within the text, implementing different fonts, spacing, and text sizes. A very common cause of this is when people paste content in from Microsoft Word. However, sometimes you'll notice that text appears in a very different size or font than it normally does. The Tithe.ly Sites text editor comes with three pre-formatted text sizes: Main headline, sub-headline, and standard paragraph.
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