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If I'm missing a step here and it already exists, please enlighten me if someone could.
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If you're pasting into an app or website in Microsoft Edge, you can also right-click, select Paste as on. Ctrl+V Paste into active terminal / Scroll up/down PgUp / PgDn Scroll page up/down Ctrl+Home / End Scroll to top/bottom Keyboard shortcuts for Windows Other operating systems’ keyboard shortcuts and additional unassigned shortcuts available at aka.ms/vscodekeybindings. In an app, press Ctrl + Shift + V to paste the web address.
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Most editors that I've used seem to have that incorporated so hopefully it's not something too awful to try adding. Millions trust Grammarly’s free writing app to make their online writing clear and effective. In Microsoft Edge, copy the URL you want from the address bar by either right-clicking it and selecting Copy from the context menu or by selecting the address and pressing Ctrl + C. This just started a few weeks ago (after years of using Google Docs etc) and is making it very hard to compile notes for uni exams. I've tried doing so both by clicking 'paste' and also Ctrl+V. I'm always expecting to be able to highlight the paragraph or the text itself and choose wrap content or something, and there's just nothing there. I am unable to past any images into Google document - Docs, Sheets or Slides. A time consuming and clumsy way to have to do this if there isn't an option, so hopefully it's something that can be added to accomplish this. I have tried using the right click menu, but all that does is allow me to insert a span into a paragraph, it doesn't have an option to wrap around content that already exists. This seems like a pretty tedious way to have to do this so I'm hoping I'm missing a step here that I'm not seeing. h2 + p - select only paragraphs that are preceded by h2 tags h1:first-child - h1 tags. I use several arrays, and I wanted to turn a 1d array into a list for exporting and easier manipulation.
Is there a way to input a class to wrap around existing content instead of having to always copy and paste the content to the span and then delete the content that you copied to the span? There are added steps here just because we are unable to even "move" text which is another issue itself lol. This is one of the two non-closable tabs in the Editor panel. Im doing quite a bit of scientific numerical integration in Python, using Numpy and ode.
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