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 # withReact
 
-The `withReact` plugin enables Slate to work in a React environment. Currently, React is the only first class implementation of Slate available.
+Adds React and DOM specific behaviors to the editor.
 
 ### `withReact<T extends Editor>(editor: T, clipboardFormatKey = 'x-slate-fragment'): T & ReactEditor`
 
-Add `ReactEditor` to an instance of any `Editor`.
-
-The `clipboardFormatKey` option allows you to customize the `DataTransfer` type when Slate data is copied to the clipboard. By default, it is `application/x-slate-fragment` but it can be customized using this option.
-
-This can be useful when a user copies from one Slate editor to a differently configured Slate editor. This could cause nodes to be inserted which are not correctly typed for the receiving editor, corrupting the document. By customizing the `clipboardFormatKey` one can ensure that the raw JSON data isn't cpied between editors with different schemas.
-
-Example with `withHistory`:
+When used with withHistory, withReact should be applied outside. For example:
 
 ```typescript
 const [editor] = useState(() => withReact(withHistory(createEditor())))
 ```
+
+##### `clipboardFormatKey` option
+
+The `clipboardFormatKey` option allows you to customize the `DataTransfer` type when Slate data is copied to the clipboard. By default, it is `application/x-slate-fragment` but it can be customized using this option.
+
+This can be useful when a user copies from one Slate editor to a differently configured Slate editor. This could cause nodes to be inserted which are not correctly typed for the receiving editor, corrupting the document. By customizing the `clipboardFormatKey` one can ensure that the raw JSON data isn't cpied between editors with different schemas.