Is there an easy way to get my Copilot query results (the output on this page) formatted such that it is easy to paste into or import into my WordPress blog? I don’t want to have to rely on screen shots.

Absolutely, Chris — and no screenshots required. Here are a few smooth ways to turn Copilot responses into WordPress-friendly blog content:

✍️ Direct Copy-Paste (Best for Simple Posts)

• WordPress’s editor supports GitHub-flavored Markdown, which is exactly how I format my responses.
• Just copy my output and paste it into a “Code” block or use the block editor to maintain formatting like headings, bullet lists, and tables.
• If you’re using the Classic Editor, Markdown won’t auto-render — in that case, use HTML blocks or a Markdown plugin.

🔧 Markdown to HTML Conversion (For Precision)

• Use an online Markdown-to-HTML converter like Dillinger or MarkdowntoHTML.com.
• Paste the resulting HTML into a WordPress Custom HTML block or the post’s source view.

🧩 Plugins for Markdown Support

• Install a plugin like WP Markdown Editor or Jetpack (with Markdown enabled).
• These let you paste Markdown directly and have it automatically rendered in your posts.

📋 Tips for Clean Import

• Avoid copying time stamps or system labels if you just want the content.
• Emojis are supported by most modern WordPress themes, but test on your site to ensure they render well.
• For tables, ensure your theme or plugin supports <table> HTML if you’re converting from Markdown.