https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148543
--- Comment #6 from Ernest Bywater <[email protected]> --- I just attached 4 files. My system recently updated to Libre Office 7.3.2.2 and that's what was used to create the new .odt file The four files are in two groups of an ODT file with that file saved as a HTML file. The files with 'original' in the title are the original version of the file which was first created years ago in Libre Office 4 or 5 or maybe earlier and edited a lot over the years. The files with 'new' in the title were recently created by taking the original file, saving it as a plain text file then saving again as an ODT file and creating the various paragraph styles and applying them. The file 'z_layout-new.html' is what I would expect to see with every ODT that is saved as a HTML. However, what I get is what you see in 'z_layout-original.html' in every case of a file being saved as HTML, other than this one example. Since I saw the comment by Dieter I wondered if the issue is related to a change of Libre Office version. I can't rule this out as my most recent story was started in LO 7.3.1.3 and the edits show the problem. The text in the 'z_layout-original' from lines 118 to 121 have (with spaces added to stop the code running: < blockquote class = "western" >< b >Note:< / b > Due to the main character and the narrator being Australians UK English is used < font color = "#0000ff" >< i >< span style="font-weight: normal" >in< / span >< / i >< / font > this story, except for dialogue by a US character where US English is used in the dialogue and some nouns.< / blockquote > The first iteration of that paragraph had the word 'for' which was later edited into 'in' and the extra format code appeared with the edit. the extra format code is NOT in the 'z_layout-new' file as going via the plain text change removed it. However, that's a hell of a thing to do to a few hundred files adding up to over ten million words. While Dieter's comment makes me hope the issue may vanish when I can upgrade to the latest version of Libre Office, which is an issue I'll cover below, I'm NOT holding my breath on it. I am waiting to see how things go as I complete and edit the stories I'm working on. ................ Libre Office upgrades - comment only as not an issue. Until about a year ago I was using either a version of Windows or a version of Linux based on Debian, so the standard downloads and upgrade routes of the latest versions from your website worked. However, due to an issue with a new graphics card and most Debian versions of Linux at that time I switch to using Manjaro Linux, which is an Arch Linux based operating system, as it came with the latest AMD graphics drivers built-in. I soon found the instructions for the RPM and DEB packages of LO do NOT natively work on Manjaro. I have been told there is a complex work around to get them to load, but I've not been able to do make that work for me. Thus I now wait until the latest version of LO upgrade is made available via the Manjaro Repository. That means I'm not always with the very latest version of LO but am often one or two behind. Since the only issue I have with LO is the one in this bug, I can easily live with that. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
