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Posted by shroom  · 17-12-2015 - 23:25

>>It works, and I have not noticed any ill effects.

I take that back.  I did find a situation where it does have an unwanted effect.

So I'll ask again: Which line in HTML2WordML.inc would I need to modify to allow it to read inline styles for the <ul> itself?  Something like <ul style="margin-bottom:1em">.  Is that possible? 

Posted by admin  · 18-12-2015 - 08:14

Hello,

No, you can't set it to the ul because as explained previously, lists in Word are paragraphs with a style.

Maybe you could add other tag after the ul to set that margin-bottom or even apply this style to only the last li item.

Regards.

Posted by shroom  · 18-12-2015 - 14:49

>>Maybe you could add other tag after the ul to set that margin-bottom or even apply this style to only the last li item.

It is not feasible to add a style to the last listitem.  We have ~31,000 rows of data, with several hundred <ul>s and <ol>s.

I did find another workaround.  I added this to the default section of the switch statement in closePreviousTags():

if ($tag == 'ul' || $tag == 'ol') {
     self::$openBr++;
}

It works OK.  Not the best, but it will do..

Posted by admin  · 21-12-2015 - 07:33

Hello,

>>It is not feasible to add a style to the last listitem. &nbsp;We have ~31,000 rows of data, with several hundred.

We don't mean manually, you can do easily using PHP DOM and XPATH functions.

Regards.

Posted by shroom  · 21-12-2015 - 14:44

>>We don't mean manually, you can do easily using PHP DOM and XPATH functions.

I don't know how to do that.  Maybe I'll have to learn.