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Not sure if this should be a bug report or a feature request. In any case, if there is an existing Issue for this, please just close, but I couldn't find one after searching for a while.
With a docx test file that includes the following styles applied to different words:
none
red
bold
italics
striked through
underscored
... and then converted to HTML by .paragraphs.first.to_html, I get the following styles back out:
text-align:left (which was apparently applied without me specifically having done so in Word; fair enough)
<strong>
<em>
text-decoration:underline
So color:red and <s> are missing.
Is that something where every style has to be explicitly implemented or should this be working? If it's the former I'd like to give it a shot to implement it if there could be a little bit of guidance as to what places of the code to look at?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not sure if this should be a bug report or a feature request. In any case, if there is an existing Issue for this, please just close, but I couldn't find one after searching for a while.
With a docx test file that includes the following styles applied to different words:
... and then converted to HTML by
.paragraphs.first.to_html
, I get the following styles back out:text-align:left
(which was apparently applied without me specifically having done so in Word; fair enough)<strong>
<em>
text-decoration:underline
So
color:red
and<s>
are missing.Is that something where every style has to be explicitly implemented or should this be working? If it's the former I'd like to give it a shot to implement it if there could be a little bit of guidance as to what places of the code to look at?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: