Clipboard Menu Commands
We're all familiar with the standard Copy and Paste commands, but Sandvox offers more:
- Cut, Copy & Paste
- Cuts, copies or pastes the current selection.
- Paste and Match Style
- Pastes the text, but makes its formatting (e.g. font) match the area it is being pasted into.
- Paste HTML into Text
- Pastes a fragment of HTML code.
- Copy/Paste Style
- Copies and pastes only the formatting of a piece of text.
All commands can be found in the Edit menu except the "Copy/Paste Style" commands which are in the Format menu.
Paste and Match Style
When you're pasting a piece of text from another application, you can use this command to ensure it perfectly matches the style of the area it's being pasted into. Sandvox strips the text of all its formatting and pastes it as if it were a piece of plain text.
Paste HTML into Text 
The "Paste HTML into Text" command is only available in Sandvox Pro. It takes a fragment of HTML code and pastes it straight into the text of a page. This effectively allows you to use custom HTML in any type of page.
For example, you could write the following in a text editor and use the "Paste HTML into Text" command to add some bullet points into your text:
<ul> <li>bullet 1</li> <li>bullet 2</li> </ul>
Note that once the HTML has been pasted, it becomes part of the text, and will no longer be editable as HTML.
For more information on correctly utilizing this HTML, please see the "HTML code guidelines and tips" article.
Copy & Paste Style
Copies and pastes only the formatting (e.g. the font size, colour, etc.) of the selected text. Everything but the actual letters themselves.
This is useful if you have a nicely formatted piece of text on one page, and you want to use the same formatting for text on another page. Rather than having to carefully adjust the various font settings of the second text, you can just copy and paste the style of the first piece.
