https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65925
--- Comment #7 from Rev. Bob <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Michael Stahl from comment #5) > you seriously care about what the HTML code produced by Writer looks like, > as opposed to how the HTML document is rendered by Web browsers? Absolutely. Bad code is bad code. > and don't mind the many elements that it inserts that no application other > than Writer can read? When I save a copy of a Writer ODT file as HTML, this is by far the biggest problem I have with the output. Most of the other issues I have with that output pipeline amount to deleting the HTML > HEAD > STYLE element and tweaking the BODY tag. Incidentally, this behavior persists in LO Writer 4.4.0.3, and I suspect that it's related to revision tracking. Steps to replicate: 1. Create a new Writer document. (If a template comes up, select everything, apply the Text Body paragraph style, and delete everything.) 2. Type the following line as the document's only content: Take a look at this bug. 3. Highlight everything and use Ctrl-M to clear direct formatting, just to ensure a clean slate. 4. Select the word "this" and use Ctrl-I to italicize it. 5. Click in a random place to clear the selection, then replace the letters "is" in "this" with "at" - "Take a look at _that_ bug." 6. File > Save a copy > HTML format. Open the file, and you'll see the paragraph rendered thus: <p class="western">Take a look at <i>th</i><i>at</i> bug.</p> -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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