In Confluence Wiki editor (as of March 2020):
Scenario 1:
- Insert quote from '+' menu.
- type text in quote.
- hit return, type more text
- hit return, type more text.
Expected & Actual result: multiple paragraphs in a single 'quote' block
Scenario 2:
- Insert code snippet from '+' menu
- paste multi-paragraph text block into code area
Expected & Actual result: multiple lines (paragraphs) in a single 'code' block
Scenario 3:
- Insert quote from '+' menu
- paste multi-paragraph text block into quote area
Expected result: multi-paragraph quote
Actual result: first paragraph is quoted, rest is not
Question: Why does this not work when scenario 1 works? There should NOT be wildly different behaviour between pasting and typing a bunch of text.
Scenario 4:
- Select block of text (e.g. previously pasted)
- Choose insert quote from '+' menu
Expected result: text converted into quote
Actual result: new quote inserted after selected text
(FYI: this doesn't work for 'code' either - it should work for both)
Is there ANY way to take an arbitrary chunk of text (including newlines) in a copy buffer and turn it into a multi-paragraph quote (without manually retyping all of it)?
