Hi Toxaris,
I heard about Word users and their lingering html conversion problems. True, if you do not like LibreOffice, there is nothing it can do for you. But this is your choice. Fair enough.
But...
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Originally Posted by Toxaris
What is more, I like to have control over the code. I have some standards regarding to the code and things I want and don't want.
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I would be just curious to know which "standards" the xhtml transcription made by
writer2xhtml is infringing upon?
I can tell you that, provided the user made a clean work out of his odt file, his EPUB code will be spotless clean too. The main point is easy to remember, it's to use styles throughout in the odt. The user has total control over it.
Furthermore, you also can customize automatic style-mapping options (for styles or style attributes) to suit your tastes.
If an odt file is a mess though, with a lot of "hard formatting" for example, well, then probably the
garbage in, garbage out rule will apply... It makes really very clean work but does not perform any miracles yet.