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Dear Pediaf,

Not by the time being…although it should not be too difficult to include an horizontal scroll for small screens.

We will try to have a look at it and if possible we will incorporate it to the library.

Eduardo

Thanks ??

You can include back links in the anchors but I would not recommend that: the “go back” button of the browser will do that jsut by itself and it is a standard behaviour.

A review of the plugin will be nice from your side ??

Eduardo

I noticed that if you copy and paste from my answer the quotes are changed….please, make sure that you write standard quotes

span[id^="_Toc"]

and not span[id^=”_Toc”]

That style gives extra top padding to the anchored text.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by docxpresso.

Dear Irzaraz,

This is a little CSS hack that should work.

Please include in the default.css file that you could find in the folder wp-contents/plugins/docxpresso/classes/ODF2HTML5 the following style:

/*hack to get some extra top margin for anchors if needed*/
.h5p_layout span[id^=”_Toc”]{
padding-top: 100px;
margin-top: -100px;
}

You may, obviously replace 100 by the number that shows more convenient for your purposes.

Let me know if it works ??

Eduardo

I am afraid that that is not customizable because it is the default behaviour of anchors in HTML.

Best regards,

Eduardo

Sure it will ??

Eduardo

We are doing some progress so I may send you a patch before the improvements are included in the new version.

The parsing of SVG from the ODF standard to HTML is not simple because OASIS decided not to implemente the W3C standard!! Do not ask me why ??

I will let you know later this week…

I forgot to tell you where: eduardo at docxpresso.com

Dear t2m,

Could you please sned us a simple doc sample so we can do some testing?

Best regards,

Eduardo

Thanks to you ??

If you would like to write a review it would be nice!!

We uploaded a new version (1.5) that I believe will solve your problem with the underlining. Please, let us know.

Eduardo

Word document tabs have no HTML analog to the best of my knowledge so they can not be “exported” to WordPress ??

Regarding the underlining could you pelase send me an example to eduardo at docxpresso.com so I can have a look at it?

Best regards,

Eduardo

I tested the document you sent me and it converts with no problem: images included.

The size of the whole document goes from 303KB to 513KB but not because of the images. The ODF and DOCX format are zip compressed…so if you zip compress the HTML + CSS + images that you got from Docxpresso you will obtain a similar size: in fact I just did it and I got 300KB ??

Notice also that a web server can be configured to gzip forwarded HTML content if bandwith is an issue…

Maybe the problem is coming because GD is not activated in your PHP installation. GD is usually installed by default but it is not always the case. Please, cehck with your webmaster or run a script with phpinfo(), if you know what I mean.

Eduardo

The images are inserted in the HTML base64 encoded. That should increase slightly their size but certainly no more than a few percent.

Most probably the images that you inserted into the doc were huge in size. Docxpresso does not “recompress image files” so if they are big in size when inserted into the document they keep so in the HTML.

We have processed many documents with photos and we never got such a file size increase!!

If you wish you may send the original document to us (eduardo at docxpresso.com) and we will have a look at it to make sure there is not another issue that we have not met before.

Best regards,

Eduardo