HTML Class to Word Styles

Guessed · #4 08-17-2023, 08:06 PM

Note that you can also make use of style aliases to 'force' a tagged paragraph into a specific style when you don't know its built-in MsoXXX title

For instance, if I wanted to make any of these map to a specific style in Word then I could firstly add them as stylename aliases in Word and then import the html.
In the case of the Heading 1 style in Word, change the stylename in your Word doc to "Heading 1,random,fubar" which means you can then import the following html lines which all become Heading 1 in the document.

Code:

<p Class=random>Heading 1 Vestibulum ut diam magna. Maecenas ut interdum ante, vel volutpat nibh</p>
<p Class=fubar>Heading 1 Vestibulum ut diam magna. Maecenas ut interdum ante, vel volutpat nibh</p>
<h1>Heading 1 Vestibulum ut diam magna. Maecenas ut interdum ante, vel volutpat nibh</h1>

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