https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48459
--- Comment #29 from László Németh <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Vollbracht from comment #24) > How the presented solution related to an html document described in comment > [[#20]] (2024-09-17)? The recent patches are the the first steps to reach and exceed the (X)HTML/CSS solution (which are not compatible with OpenDocument, and which are not for *editing*, i.e. there is no UX layer above the standard). Adding (X)HTML/CSS support to them, Writer will be a *fully* compatible editor of the HTML documents with standard inline headings. I've checked the recent HTML export, and the following replacement was able to demonstrate/achieve this (using Heading 1 for inline heading): cat original.html | sed 's/<div style="min-width:0cm;min-height:0cm;"><h1 /<div style="min-width:0cm;min-height:0cm;display:inline;"><h1 style="display:inline;" /' >inline_headings.html The interesting/important thing, that the <div> of the frame, i.e. the inline heading doesn't create a rigid box/rectangle, if it exceeds the paragraph line: it allows the other text content to follow immediately the end of the text of the inline heading. This is exactly what we need, and perhaps a similar layout change in Writer would not contradict the OpenDocument standard. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
