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roger64 · 05-18-2014, 12:59 PM

Hi

Don't be sorry for my document, it was just a trial. But to tell you the truth, I feel a little confused: I did not think I could do something wrong doing this way.

So as to free OpenOffice of any charge, I enclosed here a very basic excerpt from a written essay. We find here:
- a paragraph style (1)
- three "character" styles, i.e. italic (2), small-caps (3) and superscript (4). I suppose the last three will be automatically processed as spans, with a class linking to their respective css characteristics.

For example: the italic span will have to respect all the proprieties of the enclosing paragraph style (among them the font-size) and modify the style from normal to italic

What am I supposed to do if I have to deal with this kind of text?
What is wrong if there is a straight conversion from the "italic" button to the character style "italic"? Or from the "superscript" one to the character style "superscript"?

05-18-2014, 12:59 PM	#44
roger64 Wizard Posts: 2,625 Karma: 3120635 Join Date: Jan 2009 Device: Kindle PW3 (wifi)	Hi Don't be sorry for my document, it was just a trial. But to tell you the truth, I feel a little confused: I did not think I could do something wrong doing this way. So as to free OpenOffice of any charge, I enclosed here a very basic excerpt from a written essay. We find here: - a paragraph style (1) - three "character" styles, i.e. italic (2), small-caps (3) and superscript (4). I suppose the last three will be automatically processed as spans, with a class linking to their respective css characteristics. For example: the italic span will have to respect all the proprieties of the enclosing paragraph style (among them the font-size) and modify the style from normal to italic What am I supposed to do if I have to deal with this kind of text? What is wrong if there is a straight conversion from the "italic" button to the character style "italic"? Or from the "superscript" one to the character style "superscript"? Attached Thumbnails Last edited by roger64; 05-18-2014 at 01:06 PM.