Note on product naming: Bananatag became Staffbase Email in January 2022.
Some key aspects of Staffbase Email temporarily retain the Bananatag name, such as app.bananatag.com, etc.
For all intents and purposes, Bananatag and Staffbase Email are synonymous.
In This Article
- How to copy and paste text into the Email Designer
- What formatting will remain when you paste it to the Email Designer
- How the content will change according to the source of the text
It is sometimes necessary to copy content over from an email or Word document into your newsletter design. In certain circumstances, this could cause formatting and style issues. To remedy this, our Email Designer would strip out any formatting and only plain text could be pasted in.
With recent updates, we have enhanced the copy/paste functionality so that certain elements can be copied over without causing formatting issues in the email. However, there are limitations depending on the source of the text, and the type of formatting involved. These limitations are outlined in the tables below.
How to copy and paste text into the Email Designer
To paste into Bananatag, you can either right-click the text element and click 'Paste', or use a keyboard shortcut (CTRL + V (Windows) or CMD + V (Mac)).
If you'd prefer to copy without the source formatting you can do this by:
- Windows: Right-clicking and choosing 'Paste as plain text' or using CTRL + SHIFT + V
- Mac: Right-clicking and choosing 'Paste and match style' or using CMD + SHIFT + V
What formatting is supported by the Email Designer when pasting text?
The styling supported by Bananatag varies depending on where the source text is coming from, but the table below outlines what can be pasted into the designer.
| Style Type | Supported? | ||
| Headers | Yes | ||
| Italic / Bold / Underline | Yes * | ||
| Lists | Yes * | ||
| Text Color | Yes * | ||
| Highlight Color | Yes * | ||
| Links | Yes * | ||
| Images | No | ||
| Tables | No | ||
| Font Family | No | ||
| Font Size | No | ||
| Line Height | No | ||
| Alignment | No |
*Depending on the resource you are pasting from, the functionality might or might not work. Please refer to the tables below.
Formatting changes based on the source of copied text
Google Docs
|
Style Type |
Supported? |
Notes |
|
| Headers | Yes | ||
| Italic | Yes | ||
| Bold | No | If you paste a paragraph with a single bold word, the whole paragraph becomes bold | |
| Underline | Yes | ||
| Font Color | Yes | ||
| Highlight Color | Yes | ||
| Links | Yes | ||
|
Lists
|
No
|
Microsoft Word (Windows)
|
Style Type |
Supported? |
|
| Headers | Yes | |
| Italic | Yes | |
| Bold | Yes | |
| Underline | No | |
| Font Color | Yes | |
| Highlight Color | No | |
| Links | Yes | |
|
Lists
|
No
|
Microsoft Word (Mac)
|
Style Type |
Supported? |
Notes |
|
| Headers | Yes | ||
| Italic | Yes | ||
| Bold | Yes | ||
| Underline | No | ||
| Font Color | Yes | ||
| Highlight Color | No | ||
| Links | Yes | ||
|
Lists
|
No
|
Indentation is not copied over
|
Microsoft Word (Online)
|
Style Type |
Supported? |
|
| Headers | No | |
| Italic | Yes | |
| Bold | No | |
| Underline | Yes | |
| Font Color | Yes | |
| Highlight Color | Yes | |
| Links | No | |
| Lists | No |
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