Pasting from Microsoft Word or other websites: content copied from Word or other websites will almost always include a mix of extraneous HTML tags and inline CSS styles.When finished, click the Save & Close button.(Don't worry: you can always reorder these later.) If you're adding this to a box with other content items, use the Position dropdown to choose where your new content item should go.As you're working, you can click the Save button at any time to save your progress.Want to add or edit the underlying HTML code? Click on the Source button to switch views.Check out our Using the Rich Text Editor guide for a full overview of features. In the Add Rich Text/HTML window, use the built-in text editor to add and format your text.Select Rich Text/HTML from the dropdown menu.While editing your guide, click on the Add / Reorder button at the bottom of the box where you want add this.This will help ensure you're optimizing the reuse of content throughout your guides.Īdd a new Rich Text/HTML content item to a guide Because, remember, the rich text assets are not included in your assets library. If you’re adding links, databases, books from the catalog, widgets, or anything else that you can use one of the standard asset types for, you should use that asset type.Rich Text /HTML content items are not included in your assets library ( Content > Assets), so they can only be reused by reusing the entire box it's in.
Anything you can do in HTML, you can also do in a rich text box. It allows you to add text, images, tables, and even code. The Rich Text/HTML content item is your catch all for pretty much anything.
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