When you choose the "custom" style, yes, the Brain Theme dialog opens because the notes style is part of the brain theme. It only changes the CSS used to render it. Setting the notes style (whether you select a pre-defined style or use custom) does not change the content of your note. If you copy text from another source (Word for example or a web page) and paste it into notes, it will not be clean unless you use "Paste and Match Format" from the context menu. Content that you write inside the notes editor will be very clean, with minimal tags. If you want to see what is actually inside your note, opening the note in the browser and viewing the source will show you that. Problem with massive amount of coding in Notes_2_EXAMPLE.txt 4.36 KB.The attached text file provides an example. (Recent previous versions had the same problem.) But I can't help thinking that that the massive amount of code inserted by the Brain 9 Notes editor is NOT a good thing. Using Open in Browser produces a much more desirable result - a workaround suggested earlier by the good folks here. The most obvious issue: If you copy directly from the Notes editor and paste into an HTML editor (SeaMonkey Composer, in my case), a huge amount of unnecessary (and irritating) HTML coding is inserted into the text. And, yes, it does change the Brain Theme - not the style of Notes. (A No Styles option would be better.) But the Custom option displayed by clicking the _Notes Style_ button displays _Brain Themes_. Just to be perfectly clear: I DO want the text coded in HTML - as in TheBrain 8. I'm revisiting the Notes editor issues in Brain 9 because I find them worrisome.
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