When you are copy and pasting into your Joomla site from another web page, email, document or other type of source, JCE Editor is a great tool that can automatically clean up unwatned code in the content you are pasting. It's another great way to let your Joomla template handle the formatting of your content!
- Video discusses using JCE Editor for cleaning up copy-paste content in Joomla.
- Tim Davis, Joomla enthusiast, presents "Maintenance Monday #187" on YouTube.
- Last week's video focused on copying content into Joomla articles and removing unnecessary formatting.
- Mary Nevious recommended JCE Editor for code cleanup in comments.
- This video demonstrates setting up JCE Editor to automatically clean up pasted content.
- Shows JCE Editor's global configuration options:
- Validating pasted HTML
- Choosing HTML version to validate against (HTML5, XHTML, etc.)
- Handling non-breaking spaces (nbsp)
- Padding empty tags
- Converting elements on Enter (e.g., paragraph to div)
- Discusses editor profiles and plug-in parameters customization:
- Allow paste dialog
- Cleaning up Microsoft Word content
- Stripping class attributes from Word content
- Removing or keeping spans, styles, tags, attributes, event attributes
- Handling empty paragraphs and new lines
- Processing footnotes and images for upload
- Removing content using regular expressions
- Allowing paste as HTML or plain text
- Demonstrates cleanup process on a sample text paste:
- Gradually adjusts settings to show cleanup effects
- Displays changes in the pasted content's HTML code
- Highlights benefits of JCE Editor's cleanup features:
- Consistent formatting on Joomla sites
- Easier for users to adhere to formatting guidelines
- Encourages using JCE Editor to maintain consistent formatting and improve workflow.
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