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\n \n \n\n```\n\nThis is similar to what you get when copying from Joplin's TinyMCE rich text editor (semantic markup, no css styling). Any styling will be determined by the application you're pasting the text into.\n\n#### Full HTML Document\n\nOptionally, you can enable the setting \"Export as full HTML document\".\n\nThis will wrap the HTML fragment in a full HTML document with CSS styling. A default (minimal) css [stylesheet](https://github.com/bwat47/joplin-copy-as-html/blob/main/src/defaultStylesheet.ts) is provided. The default stylesheet is only used if no custom stylesheet is provided and the \"Export as full HTML document\" setting is enabled.\n\nTo use your own stylesheet, create a file called `copy-as-html-user.css` in your Joplin profile directory. To locate your Joplin profile directory, open Joplin and click Help | Open profile directory.\n\n### Optional markdown syntax\n\nThe plugin will adhere to Joplin's settings for whether or not to render:\n\n- Soft Breaks\n- Typographer\n- Linkify\n- ==mark==\n- Footnotes\n- Table of Contents\n- ~sub~\n- ^sup^\n- Deflist\n- Abbreviation\n- Markdown Emoji\n- ++Insert++\n- Multimarkdown Table\n\n> [!note]\n> Mermaid/Math are not supported, they will render as plain text.\n\n### Freehand Drawing/Excalidraw/Drawio\n\nThese plugins embed the drawings as joplin image resources (svg), and the plugin will embed them as base64 as it does other images.\n\nSVG images may have compatibility issues with certain editors/email clients, so by default the plugin will convert svg images to png when embedding images, however this can be disabled in the plugin settings.\n\n## Copy as Plain Text\n\n\"Copy selection as Plain Text\" is provided as a right click context menu option and as a keyboard shortcut (ctrl + alt + c by default).\n\nThis command parses the selected Markdown and renders it as normalized paste-friendly plain text. By default it removes all markdown formatting markers and image embeds, while preserving document structure such as paragraphs, list leaders, nested list indentation, tables (optimized for plain text readability), footnotes, and link text. However, the plain text output can be customized to retain specific markdown formatting (see below).\n\n### Customizing plain text output\n\nThe following options are provided to preserve specific markdown formatting markers in the `text/plain` output when desired:\n\n- Preserve superscript markers\n\n- Preserve subscript markers\n\n- Preserve emphasis markers\n\n- Preserve bold markers\n\n- Preserve heading markers\n\n- Preserve quote markers\n\n- Preserve strikethrough markers\n\n- Preserve horizontal rules\n\n- Preserve highlight markers\n\n- Preserve insert markers\n\n- Preserve code backticks\n\n- Preserve table pipes\n\nThe following options are provided for external hyperlinks (only affects markdown links with `http`/`https` URLs):\n\n- Title - Displays link title only (default).\n\n- URL - Displays link URL only.\n\n- Markdown Format - Displays full markdown link formatting with title and URL.\n\nThe following options are provided for indentation style:\n\n- Tabs\n- (4) Spaces (default)\n\nThe following options are provided for list spacing:\n\n- Tight - No blank lines between list items.\n- Loose - Adds blank lines between list items (default).\n\n### Markdown emoji\n\nCopy as Plain Text supports markdown emoji shortcodes, so emoji such as :white_check_mark: can be rendered as Unicode in the plain text output. This can be disabled via the Display emojis setting.\n","readmeFilename":"README.md"}