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AimeePerez-32f3
Community Member
4 years ago

Copying and pasting content into Rise, ensuring the current formatting in Rise is preserved

I am creating block templates, with predefined formatting (i.e. font size and color). I want to be able to copy and paste content into these templates, while preserving the formatting of the text.  ...
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KarlMuller
Community Member
3 years ago

Hi Jeff,

What I've done for your item 2, is to create Block Templates from blocks that have the correct formatting and colors applied.

Now when I need to insert a block, I insert the previously formatted  Block Templates, instead of blocks from the regular block library. 

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JustinSlabbekoo
Community Member
2 years ago
Karl Muller

Hi Jeff,

What I've done for your item 2, is to create Block Templates from blocks that have the correct formatting and colors applied.

Now when I need to insert a block, I insert the previously formatted  Block Templates, instead of blocks from the regular block library. 

Hi Karl,

I have also created Block Templates that have the correct colors applied. However, whenever I copy multiple paragraphs of text from a Word document, it appears as black/default Rise colored text. The color set for that Block Template only remains when I copy and paste paragraphs one by one. Do you experience this as well, or do you have a workaround for that?

Regarding tables: color and bold formatting is kept when I copy a table from Excel, but not when I copy it from Word. Also, copying it from Excel, I get different row heights compared to when I copy a table from Word.