Perfect, I'm ashamed that my Google foo did not allow me to find that. This is exactly what I want.
Get BlueMail for Android On Feb 10, 2022, 2:34 PM, at 2:34 PM, Olivier Hallot <olivier.hal...@libreoffice.org> wrote: >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 >>> >> >>> > >>> > -- >>> > Olivier Hallot >>> > LibreOffice Documentation Coordinator >>> > Rio de Janeiro - Brasil - Local Time: UTC-03:00 >>> > LibreOffice – free and open source office suite: >>> https://www.libreoffice.org >>> > Respects your privacy, and gives you back control over your data >>> > http://tdf.io/joinus >> >> > >-- >Olivier Hallot >LibreOffice Documentation Coordinator >Rio de Janeiro - Brasil - Local Time: UTC-03:00 >LibreOffice – free and open source office suite: >https://www.libreoffice.org >Respects your privacy, and gives you back control over your data >http://tdf.io/joinus -- To unsubscribe e-mail to: documentation+unsubscr...@global.libreoffice.org Problems? https://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/mailing-lists/how-to-unsubscribe/ Posting guidelines + more: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Netiquette List archive: https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/documentation/ Privacy Policy: https://www.documentfoundation.org/privacy
