[...]
> This will work:
>
> {style}
> {style%}{block}
>
Of course, I have gotten out of the habit of thnking about multi-line
solutions because odf converts newlines to whitespace, but inside tags
it shouldn't matter.
>
[...]
>> so what does the backend paragraph template look like?
>
> <text:p text:style-name="{style=}{style!{blockname}-paragraph}">
> |
> </text:p>
>
> The {blockname} would need to default to 'default' for the outer non-block
> level. This will give us the following styles:
>
> 8<-----------------------
> [quote]
> ____
> para 1 // quoteblock-paragraph
>
> [some-non-standard-style]
> para 2 // some-non-standard-style
> ____
>
> [some-other-style]
> and a para that is not nested // some-other-style
>
> and a final para without styles // default-paragraph
> 8<-----------------------
>
Well, I was trying to pick up the default text style if something is
unmarked, but I suppose if there is no way other than having an
explicit default then we will have to. We will have to be careful to
apply it to anything else where it is needed though.
My head hurts from thinking about it, so I guess this needs to be
tried out in real life now :)
Cheers
Lex
>
> Cheers, Stuart
>
>
>>
>> Cheers
>> Lex
>>
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