I did some tests with a minimalistic test1.dox (attached) and here are the result.
Headings are OK (Please, see test1.html attached generated by ePub Tools)
Both intermal and external links are not rendered in HTML. They are recognized as underlined text (<u>text</u>.
Ordered and unordered lists are OK
It supports a very simple table like the one in the docx file. If you merge cells or change the border, the Convert to HTML is not able to achieve its job.
Images:
The code generated is
<img src="../Images/image001.jpg" alt=""/>
I am not sure the alt attribute with a blank value will pass ePub validation. I need to check. Adding the name of the file to the alt attribute should help.
Is it possible that the tool adds the height and width attributes? (I use them to avoid kindle resizing).
If I want to check the HTML in a browser before creating the ePub, it will help if the tool creates the ../Images/ dir and put there the images it extracts from the compiled .docx
Regarding the HTML generated:
The line:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="..\Styles\stylesheet.css">
Should be:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../Styles/stylesheet.css">
The following line is added at the end of the file, I don't know why
<p>&nbsp;</p>
I always use xhtml files. I need to check as well if ePub vaIidation supports html files. Maybe the experts here can help.
Thank you.