Guillaume, others, I think such a rich copy-and-paste as he describes is becoming slowly possible with the HTML5 and browser-specific APIs which are emerging. It'd probably take a GSOC to do it but things such as: - html code (full, typically sanitized) - rtf - images (for sure png and jpeg, most probably pdf and svg) - bookmarks-list - math formulæ Could be received by a visual editor provided that editor uses these APIs to receive drops or pastes. It surely is not done yet (actually, in no visual editor I know of, but I wouldn't exclude a pure MS-world would have it). paul Le 22 août 2011 à 20:29, Guillaume Lerouge a écrit :
Hi Dale,
you should try using the Office Import feature and/or the past from Office button available through the WYSIWYG editor instead of copy/pasting straight in the content area.
Both feature require the Office Importer module to be up and running.
Guillaume
On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 7:59 PM, Dale Amon <[email protected]> wrote:
Also a problem when I cut an entire document (a proposal template) and paste it into the new document. All the attached images and links are completely effed in the copy.
I'm trying to figure out how to fix them by typing in the source window, but that is a really bad solution if that is what I have to do. I just keep imagining what is going to happen when I toss an English major into XWiki to 'just write'...
I presume the link issues are a known problem?