HTML pastes into character/handout result in empty spacing cells being deleted

I do not know if this is a bug or just that I am copying/pasting html I shouldn't be. The html in question is one of the export options for character sheets that the AD&D 2nd edition core rules cd can create. For now I have taken to printing it out as a pdf and using the image of that, but having it so the players or I could edit them was a nice option.

Could you provide a screenshot of the source and then of the error? Thanks - Gauss

and now when I copy the same HTML from the original file, I get this: Along with all the "spacer" cells missing that shifts everything to the left, I notice the background shading, included in the fist example, is also missing, I tried it with both FF and Chrome, both copy/pasting from the same file I used 2 weeks ago and have not altered. I can see the background shading flash for just a moment when I first paste it. Gone when you scroll up to look at it.

To clarify, the first image was of a character sheet that you pasted into a handout 2 weeks ago while the second image is the same character sheet pasted into a new handout on March 3rd?  To further clarify, the second image's problem is that it is missing the grey background and the spacer cell formatting?  - Gauss

Yes and yes.

You are more than welcome to look into my game itself if that would help understand the change in pasting methods.

I have included this in the bug report from the other thread ( <a href="http://app.roll20.net/forum/post/75406/copy-and-pasting-text-into-gm-notes-doesnt-keep-html-formatting-any-more#post-78298" rel="nofollow">http://app.roll20.net/forum/post/75406/copy-and-pasting-text-into-gm-notes-doesnt-keep-html-formatting-any-more#post-78298</a> )&nbsp;since it appears to be a related issue. :) - Gauss

This should be fixed in the next update.&nbsp; - Gauss

:) SWEET! thanks Roll20 team!

Still no change, but now I noticed (since I have tried to see if it has been fixed), that the colored background a cells are there momentarily, but then vanish, becoming the white, blank cell-deleted versions.

Ok OldSchoolChris, I will look into it.&nbsp; - Gauss

I have asked the Devs about the grey and it is intentionally not present. Sorry.&nbsp; Regarding the space, I have informed the Devs that the space is still missing. - Gauss

I can live without the grey, curious as to why it needs to be removed though.&nbsp; The cells is another matter and than you for the follow up.