Folks often copy text from a source (word doc, another website) that has inline style applied to it and if they paste into an input without stripping out these styles (ctrl-shift-v) and there is an @html modifier applied to the output, these styles, that are not part of your theme, will get rendered.
In general I wouldn't advocate for taking control away from the user and applying a non-standard behavior, however, this case is so common and misunderstood by average users that I think the benefit would far outweigh the downside. In my experience you rarely want to carry over that style from the initial source.
jimafisk
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1 month ago
Folks often copy text from a source (word doc, another website) that has inline style applied to it and if they paste into an input without stripping out these styles (ctrl-shift-v) and there is an
@htmlmodifier applied to the output, these styles, that are not part of your theme, will get rendered.In general I wouldn't advocate for taking control away from the user and applying a non-standard behavior, however, this case is so common and misunderstood by average users that I think the benefit would far outweigh the downside. In my experience you rarely want to carry over that style from the initial source.