The official LineHeight extension should handle line-height styles on block nodes (e.g., <p>) when pasting from Google Docs/Word.

[Some1Somewhere]

Description

Currently, the LineHeight extension only parses line-height from textStyle marks (<span> tags).

However, rich text editors like Google Docs and Microsoft Word apply line-height to the block node itself (e.g., <p style="line-height: 1.5;">).

When a user pastes this content, the official LineHeight extension ignores the style, and the formatting is lost.

Request: Could the official LineHeight extension be updated to also include a parseHTML rule that detects line-height on block nodes? It could then automatically convert this to the correct textStyle mark on the fly. This would dramatically improve the "out-of-the-box" paste experience while still preserving Tiptap's v3 textStyle data model."

Use Case

This would significantly enhance copy paste functionality from other 3rd party editors

Type

Other