On 02/28/2017 04:58 PM, Yasser S. wrote:
I have a word doc (attached) with some bold text that becomes <h1> when
I generate XHTML 1.1 (also attached). Is that expected?
Yes. By error, the author of your document gave two normal paragraphs an
"Outline level=Level 1". You can check that by right-clicking in any of
these two paragraphs and select "Paragraph" from the context menu.
By default, any paragraph, whatever its style (or no style at all)
having a outline level other than "Body Text" automatically becomes an
XHTML h1, h2, h2, h4, h5, h6 (depending the value of the outline level).
This is done in W2X_install_dir/xed/headings.xed (and also
heading-util.xed):
---
for-each /html/body//p[lookup-style("-ms-outlineLvl")] {
set-variable("level", number(lookup-style("-ms-outlineLvl")));
set-element-name(concat("h", $level + 1));
remove-class("^p-Heading\d$");
unstyleHeading(.);
...
}
---
How can I make bold text come out as <b> or <strong> or something like that?
The cleanest and simplest is to use MS-Word to remove "Outline
level=Level 1" from these two normal paragraphs.
If you want to automate this, please read carefully read
W2X_install_dir/xed/headings.xed and adapt it to the specificities of
your DOCX files as explained in the manual
http://www.xmlmind.com/w2x/_distrib/doc/manual/index.html
How to do this is out of the scope of normal support to our customers.
The doc also has Heading 1 and Heading 2 styles which correctly become
<h1> and <h2>.
Yes, the two paragraphs having styles "Heading 1" and "Heading 2". These
standard styles have respectively "Outline level=Level 1" and "Outline
level=Level 2". You can see that in the Paragraph properties of these
styles.
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