sorin wrote:
I applied the built-in transformation called
DOCX TEI P5 on a Word document in both Oxygen 13.2 (which includes TEI P5 1.9.1) and Oxygen 14.0 (which includes TEI P5 2.1.0), but I could not reproduce the problem. An ordered list with the default style in Word as the following:
- item 1
- item 2
- item 3
was transformed to a TEI P5 ordered list (
<list type="ordered">), and an unordered list with the default style in Word as the following:
was transformed to a TEI P5 unordered list (
<list type="unordered">).
This is correct, however; I was not using the list button in the main menu I was using the a list styles from the Style Pane. I made some tests and found out the following:
• Using the list buttons
Case 1: Simple Unordered List:
works fine
Case 2: Simple Ordered List:
works fine
Case 3: Nested Unordered List:
nesting is lost
Case 4: Nested Ordered List:
nesting is lost
This indeed works correctly but if you use this method to create a nested list, the nesting is lost
• Creating Lists Using Styles (Tested on both Word for Mac 2011 and MS Word 2010
* Note: these are all default Word List Styles
Case 1: Simple Unordered List:
works fine
Case 2: Simple Ordered List:
is converted to an unordered list
Case 3: Nested Unordered List:
works fine and nesting is preserved
Case 4: Nested Ordered List:
nesting is preserved BUT is converted to an unordered list
Nested Ordered List Example:
code after using oXygen 14's built in transformation:
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<list type="unordered">
<item>One<list type="unordered">
<item>Two</item>
<item>Three</item>
</list>
</item>
<item>Four</item>
</list>
What Oxygen version do you use? Did you run the built-in transformation
DOCX TEI P5 on the Word document or a custom transformation? If you get the problem with this built-in transformation please
send us a sample Word (DOCX) file for reproducing the problem.
oXygen 14 and and I used the
DOCX TEI P5 built-in transformation