Nope it cannot :)

Hey Howard,

Looks like SiteContent's tip sidebar is there to assist your writing.

Used to be all sorts of tips offered on new software to help users, though this one does not offer a means of removing it.

You might want to try submitting the idea of being able to delete it and be able to have it reappear... that would be a great idea to submit to Kyle or Carson.

Be sure to provide a screen print when you're submitting your idea... feel free to download and use the screen print below...

Hope you find this helpful.

Are you referring to this? Or is are you speaking of something else? I am a bit confused. See Image Below.

Hi Howard
You’re not alone. I’ve been having problems with copy and paste too. I don’t use Word though because docs used to completely reformat when pasting into WordPress (I don’t understand why not everyone has this problem)…
I’ve had odd problems during the last week when trying to copy contents from WA private messages in order to construct some training without having to re-write. Yesterday the undiagnosed problem seemed to fix itself!
Fingers crossed that your problem does the same.
:-)
Richard

We use Notepad because it does not have strange formatting characters in it.

MS Word Gives us formatting issues every once in a while.

Hey Howard,

Just finished posting one to go live on the 15th of this month and I was able to copy and paste from Word.

Using Windows10 and Word Home and Business 2016

Are you using Windows11, perhaps?

Here is an example of some content from one of my pages.

I composed the content in NotePad, copied and pasted into the Text section of a page using the Classic Editor, then switched to the Visual section and selected Arial for my font, Black in text, and then selected Blue for my text links, and finally selected some background colors for some of the text.....light green and light yellow.

RVsRock

Paste plain (Ctrl + Shift + V)

or

Paste in notepad first, then copy from notepad and paste in block editor.

Here are some that are possible. We have no experience with WIX.
Anyone with a Wix online store can launch a Facebook Ads campaign from their site's dashboard.

you can easily integrate your website with AdSense using the Google AdSense app. All you need to do is download the app, and then paste in the code provided by AdSense.

Resource

https://support.wix.com/en/article/wix-editor-adding-advertisements-to-your-wix-site

You may also check

https://www.wix.com/blog/2021/01/online-advertising/
https://www.wix.com/blog/2018/10/how-to-advertise-on-google/
https://www.wix.com/blog/ecommerce/2020/03/drive-traffic-to-your-online-store-with-google-ads

Abie got you covered, Howard.

David

It looks like if you do this it will take some effort.
Here are a few steps.
Sign up for WordPress web hosting
Setup your new WordPress site
Customize your site’s style and appearance
Import your blog posts via RSS
Convert your Wix pages to WordPress
Create your main navigational menu
Redirect Wix to WordPress

You may check out below resource

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-properly-switch-from-wix-to-wordpress-step-by-step/

Hey Howard,

Apparently, you now can move a Wix site to a WordPress site. See screen print below...

What you could do is setup a website on the SiteRubix server and try transferring your Wix site to the WordPress site that you can create on the free server.

This way, you'll know for sure if it can be done.

If your Wix site transfers over without issue, and you want to have the SiteRubix version hosted on it's own domain, here's instructions on doing that: How to Transfer a SiteRubix Website to Your Own Domain Hope you find this helpful.

Wix and WordPress are entirely different from each other. The only option is to copy and paste.