Hello Andrew
Apologies for the delay in answering you.
Actually the Doc team has a chapter template with all the styles
described in detail. A great effort from Jean Weber and Bdave Barton to
name a few members.
Links is
https://nextcloud.documentfoundation.org/s/3yHCCcrMT3Nc83F
Kind regads
PS. I'll comment your findings in a moment.
Em 06/02/2022 20:58, Andrew Pitonyak escreveu:
Oliver, I will start working my way down the list to see if I can find
good ways to mitigate and attempt to develop common sense rules to
automatically fix things.
QUESTION: Is there a nice list of "approved paragraph styles" that I can
use to look for styles that are not on the approved list? I have been
out of the documentation game for a while.
I randomly chose a small chapter to look and something longer.
To start, I do NOT want to fix things, but to understand what I am
seeing. My first macro writes a summary of what it sees along with the
document URL. The URL points to a file on my hard drive.
First, I looked at embedded figures:
Document 1. Everything is fine except that the LOGO is anchored to a
paragraph with the wrong style. I am not sure that we want the Logo to
follow the conventional naming convention. Perhaps I can assume that all
logos are named "LibreOfficeLogo" and skip it. Here is my firs summary:
*********** START SUMMARY DOCUMENT 1 *******************
file:///andrew0/home/andy/Documents/OpenOffice/LibreOfficeDocumentation/WG7202-WorkingWithTextBasics.odt
Figure (LibreOfficeLogo) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figures not anchored as character: 0
Figures anchored to the wrong paragraph style: 1
*********** END SUMMARY DOCUMENT 1 *******************
The next document was longer and had some more interesting issues:
It looks like every chapter has the logo anchored to a paragraph named
New Chapter. Perhaps the rule is that I do NOT attempt to change
paragraph style for "New Chapter" and I do NOT look for a caption. Note
that I did not try to look at captions yet. For exporting purposes, we
might want to still anchor these images as a character rather than
"AT_PARAGRAPH". Note that "AT_PARAGRAPH" is an internal name to LO.
I do see a "Text Body" for Image2, which corresponds to the very last
image, about "Writer Guide" on the last page. Another image that we
probably do NOT want to change.
I see that this document has graphics50 and graphics39, which are in a
table where the table paragraph style is "Figure" and there is no
caption. So need to watch for that somehow rather than blindly modifying
all tables to use styles "Table Heading" or "Table Contents"
I see that Table 27 is kind of like a caption for Figure 59 and all
paragraphs are of style Caption. That can probably be changed with no
problem.
*********** START SUMMARY DOCUMENT 2 *******************
file:///andrew0/home/andy/Documents/OpenOffice/LibreOfficeDocumentation/0312CG3-CalcMacros_ADP_JHW_CW_20100428.odt
Figured (Image1) is anchored AT_PARAGRAPH Anchored paragraph style name
is: Guide Name
Figured (Image1) anchored to paragraph style Guide Name
Figured (LibreOfficeLogo) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image3) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image18) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Shape 1) is anchored AT_PARAGRAPH Anchored paragraph style name
is: Figure
Figured (Image2) is anchored AT_PARAGRAPH Anchored paragraph style name
is: Text body
Figured (Image2) anchored to paragraph style Text body
Figured (Image42) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image60) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image90) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image102) is anchored AT_PARAGRAPH Anchored paragraph style
name is: Caption
Figured (Image102) anchored to paragraph style Caption
Figured (Image113) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image143) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image168) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image196) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image213) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image224) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image253) anchored to paragraph style Text body
Figured (Image260) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image282) is anchored AT_PARAGRAPH Anchored paragraph style
name is: Caption
Figured (Image282) anchored to paragraph style Caption
Figured (Image288) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image306) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image335) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image363) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image387) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image405) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image424) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Object53) anchored to paragraph style Standard
Figured (Image431) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figured (Image462) anchored to paragraph style New Chapter
Figures not anchored as character: 5
Figures anchored to the wrong paragraph style: 28
*********** END SUMMARY DOCUMENT 2 *******************
On Sunday, February 06, 2022 15:03 EST, Olivier Hallot
<olivier.hal...@libreoffice.org> wrote:
Hello Andrew
Thanks for the kind offer!!!
There are a set of scripts that we welcome for the LibreOffice Guides
sanity maintenance. Often we do this manually but automation hours of
work. Here is the list:
- Remove all direct formatting, but flag where it occurred, for later
inspection.
- Traverse the document and flag styles "not listed" in the official
template style (legacy styles, Cut&paste imported contents...)
+ paragraph, character, frame, pages
+ add a comment on the offending object for manual removal
- Clean lists: ensure paragraph with bullets and numbering are actually
a paragraph with the right list style.
+ Often I see "Text Body + direct bullet" rendered exactly as "List 1".
+ Bullet applied directly on "List 1" paragraphs (breaks list
alignment).
+ outlines applied directly on paragraph (breaks list alig't)
- As you noticed, ensure all images are anchored "as character"
+ Paragraph holding the image must have paragraph-style "Figure"
+ Caption must have paragraph style "Caption"
- Apply table style to table
+ AFAIK there is only one style for all tables, except
+ tables used to align objects in the page
Kind regards,
Olivier
Em 03/02/2022 17:22, Andrew Pitonyak escreveu:
>
> Oliver,
>
> if you decide that you want to attempt to automate some of these
things, let me know and I can run some tests to see if it is practical
to complete some of the tasks using macros (or similar). For example,
verifying that frames or graphics are anchored as a character. Easier,
obviously, if ALL graphics / frames must be anchored as a character. I
never did attempt that with a macro, but worst that can happen is that
I fail to do it in a useful way and the step is still manual.
>
> On Thursday, February 03, 2022 14:33 EST, Olivier Hallot
<olivier.hal...@libreoffice.org> wrote:
> Hi Daniel
>
> The publication of our books in HTML as pointed is still a manual effort
> carried by myself. Automation is not here yet but here are the trail to
> follow:
>
> - Presentation at LibreOffice conference at
>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqcVbksGIto&list=PL0pdzjvYW9RFSMB71bqh_bT-SkX5FOS9x&index=47
>
> Some written instructions
>
https://olivierhallot.blogspot.com/2021/03/exporting-libreoffice-guides-to-html.html
>
>
https://olivierhallot.blogspot.com/2021/03/exporting-libreoffice-guides-to-xhtml.html
>
> - use the writer2html extension at
> https://extensions.libreoffice.org/en/extensions/show/writer2xhtml
>
> I hope it helps you, feel free to ask for more information, but please
> subscribe to our mailing list.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Olivier
>
>
>
> Em 31/01/2022 18:45, Daniel Carr escreveu:
>> I would like to create a series of web pages that have the same
format as the LO Guide for Writer
(https://books.libreoffice.org/en/WG71/WG7100-Preface.html).
>> Would you tell me what software tools you use to create those pages
or if it is a manual process?
>> I am trying to determine the best way to organize and present a
club's Constitution, Bylaws, Policies and Rules.
>> I currently have been capturing them using LO and would like to use
the features of LO to create TOC, Indices, etc but have not figured
out how to translate that into a well designed web presentation.
>> Any information and/or hints you would provide would be greatly
appreciated.
>>
>> Dan CarrTechnical Resources Advisory CommitteeNewfoundland Dog Club
of America
>> www.ncanewfs.org
>>
>
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