id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	resolution	keywords	cc
12905	Style removal context menu	Chris Graham		"As you know, one of the worst (notorious) problems about WYSIWYG editors is the style mess made when pasting, or when styling using a pure visual approach. You make a number of efforts to mitigate this: the advanced content filter, paste from word, I think other internal filters, and sensible decisions regarding how to merge and remove HTML nodes. This is all good, but it does not solve the problem well enough in my opinion, especially for the case where users are pasting into an unfiltered editor (unfiltered due to necessary support for arbitrary markup).

I suggest you extend the ""Remove Format"" plugin to have a context menu. When you right-click at any point in the document it has an item on the context menu to remove any of the inline styles defined above that point.

For example, you paste something in and it has got a line-height there (because the browser extracted it from some CSS class when you did the original 'copy' op). The user can right click, see it there, and remove it. This stops them needing to remove it manually from the HTML view, which frankly is scary when a lot of inline styles are defined.
It would be good also to be able to choose to remove a style globally (i.e. remove all line-height defined for any node).

Please consider this. I think it would be a really big improvement to CKEditor."	New Feature	confirmed	Normal		Core : Styles