Hi Vincent,
This is a bug in the XHTML parser. It should generate an embedded > document. This is true for any block element inside a table cell. > > However in order to get simpler xwiki syntax we could modify the XWiki > Syntax Renderer to remove the embedded doc in case it contains only a > paragraph. > I will raise a JIRA issue for this. > > > Now that you asked about it, I might have been working myself around a > > possible bug in rendering. But these are what I saw as solutions: > > > > 1. Wrap the paragraph inside <div class="xwiki-document"> : This > > results in > > enlarged table header elements. > > why? I'm talking with respect to the original word document. This is a problem with OO server's html generation because it generates a paragraph inside each table cell / table header item, the generated html kind of looks enlarged when rendered on a browser. Also, since we strip those <style> tags, the content gets even more enlarged. To work around this problem I chose to strip any isolated paragraph elements found inside table cells / table header items. > 2. Remove the paragraph if it's an isolated one (only one paragraph > > inside > > the 'th' element) if there are more than one paragraph or other > > elements > > (like lists), then wrap the content within the 'th' element inside a > > <div > > class="xwiki-document"> > > > > I've been using the second approach because it yielded the best > > results so > > far... Now, have i been working around a bug which should be fixed in > > rendering? :) > > I think so. In addition you haven't fixed the problem in the general > case. For example if someone chooses HTML 4.01 syntax in wiki pages. > > Even if the problem was not in the parser/renderer you should still > have moved it in the default HTML cleaner and not in the office > cleaner IMO since I don't see the relationship with office import. I don't think this is correct. If the user chooses HTML 4.01 syntax, he knows what is doing and he expects table cells / table header items to appear large if he puts a <p> inside a <td> item or <th> item. But the story is different for OO generated html which puts a paragraph element when there shouldn't be one. That is why i beleived that this particular issue belongs to officeimporter module and not html cleaner module. Thanks. - Asiri _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
