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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | Esanders | T70928 VisualEditor: Pasting <em> content into a VE-MW surface should down-convert <em>s to <i>s (and <strong>s to <b>s) | |||
| Resolved | Esanders | T94724 Be able to convert DOM->data differently for paste data vs initial conversion |
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The "<em>" tag was inserted via italicised text in the clipboard. Source for the text was a web page. I would expect that the VE drops the tag or replaces it with two singe quotes.
Ich have no idea where the "<nowiki>" tag came from. I wasn't able to delete it in the VE.
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Looking at this again, I believe VE used to add those nowiki tags to prevent the line being displayed differently from the others because of the space at its beginning; and VE does retain formatting when pasting, but that can be avoided by using the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + V.
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(In reply to Kurt Jansson from comment #1)
The "<em>" tag was inserted via italicised text in the clipboard. Source for
the text was a web page. I would expect that the VE drops the tag or
replaces it with two singe quotes.
Yeah, good point. I thought we already did this?
Ich have no idea where the "<nowiki>" tag came from. I wasn't able to delete
it in the VE.
That's because you ended up with a paragraph starting with a ' ', and to stop it turning into a <pre> block it instead – bug 66628. It's harmless, if irritating.