Conversion specifications

When an outline number is added to a paragraph for which a heading style is specified, the outline number is enclosed in a <span> tag with the class attribute value “number”, and converted to the content string of the <h> tag after specifying the class attribute value number for the outline number. If there is a space between the outline number and the heading text, the space is output as a single-byte space, or if there is a tab, the tab is deleted and a single-byte space is inserted instead.

Paragraphs with Word lists are converted to HTML lists (unordered lists) (<ul>/<li>). At this time, the bullet symbols in Word paragraphs are removed.

Paragraphs that have been numbered at the beginning of a paragraph using Word's paragraph numbering feature (numbered paragraphs) are converted as follows:

1. When a numbered paragraph is preceded or followed by an unnumbered paragraph or line break, the numbered paragraph is output as an HTML paragraph (<p> tag). In this case, the paragraph number is enclosed in a <span> tag with the class attribute value specified as number, and then output as normal text.
2. When two or more numbered paragraphs are consecutive, they are output to an HTML ordered list (<ol>/<li> tags):
   1. If numbered paragraphs are arranged in a hierarchy and the first and next paragraphs are adjacent to each other, even if they are at different levels, they are considered to be consecutive.
   2. Sets the type of numbering specified in the Word document as the value of the class attribute of the <ol> tag.

The start number is specified in the start attribute when the start number is 2 or more.

By default, paragraph style names are not output.

If you specify “-pstyle” parameter as a conversion option, the name of the paragraph style is output as the value of the class attribute of the <p> or <h> tag when a paragraph style is specified in a Word paragraph. When paragraph formatting is specified without using the paragraph style feature, the value of the class attribute is not set.

1. The illustrations inserted into the docx document are extracted from the docx document and the that paths are set to the value of the src attribute of the <img> tag in HTML. The default folder for extracted illustration files is "image". If the "-fileimages" parameter of the conversion option is specified, a folder named "destination_file_name.images" is created for each output HTML file. The file names are automatically generated with sequential numbers.
2. Illustrations linked to a docx document will have the path of the linked file set to the value of the src attribute of the <img> tag in HTML. Linked illustraion files will not be copied or moved. The illustration paths are converted to relative paths from the output HTML file. If the original docx document and the folder of the linked illustraions have been moved, the path may not be set to a proper relative path. Note that if the "-embedimg" parameter is specified, the images will be embedded in the HTML file.

Note that if the "-embedimg" parameter is specified, the image will be embedded in the HTML file.

By default, images are converted to PNG or JPEG format, and AutoShape, line shapes inserted in Word, and shape files in EMF and WMF formats are converted to SVG format for output.

If you specify the “-throughimg” parameter in the conversion option, images and shapes inserted into Word in GIF, EMF or WMF formats are saved to the illustration output folder in their original formats without file format conversion.

Saves the layout option type specified in Word format as the <img> class attribute.

Conversion source	Options	class attribute
In Line with Text		class="inline"
With Text Wrapping	Common for “With Text Wrapping”	class="block"
	Square	class="block square"
	Tight	class="class="block tight"
	Through	class="block through"
	Top and Bottom	class="block top-bottom"
	Top and Bottom	class="block behind"
	In Front of Text	class="block front"

img.block {
display: block
}

The output position of the <img> tag for an illustration that specifies string wrapping is after the end tag of the block that sets the anchor in headings and paragraphs. However, in bulleted items, it is just before the end tag.

Outputs the alt attribute to the <img> tag in HTML, where the value of the alt attribute is the string entered to the alternate text for the figure inserted in the Word document. If no string is set, "Please enter alt text." is output.

To output the table header tag (table header: thead), set either of the following in the first row of the table.

1. Select the first row of the table and turn on "Repeat Header Rows" in "Table Tools: Layout" on the Word ribbon.
2. Check only "Header Row" in "Table Style Options" in "Table Tools: Table Design" on the Word ribbon.

Conversion source	HTML element	Description
“Table Tools: Layout”	<thead><tr><td>...</td></tr></thead>	The first row of the table is enclosed with <thead>. If you turn on “Repeat Header Rows”, the header rows will be repeated on each page whren the table spans pages. If you want to avoid this, turn off "Repeat Header Rows" and check "Header Row" in “Table Style Options” in “Table Design”.
“Table Tools: Table Design”: “Table Style Options”

Select the first column of the table and check only "First Column" in "Table Style Options" in "Table Tools: Table Design" on the Word ribbon to set the cell of the first column as the header cell.

Conversion source	HTML element	Description
“Table Tools: Table Design”: “Table Style Options”	<tr> <th>...</th> </tr>	The cells in the first column of the table are marked up with the header cell tags.

When the alignment in a cell is specified in "Alignment" of the Word ribbon "Table Tools: Layout" or in the table style property cell, the class attribute is output to the <td>/<th> tag for the vertical alignment, and the style is defined in the <head> of the HTML with the <style> tag. However, if external CSS is linked or "-defstyle" is specified in the conversion option, the style definition is not output.

Conversion source	HTML element	Description
Table Tools: Alignment Options in Layout	Output in <head>. <style>html{text-align:justify;}table,td,th{border:solid 1px;}td,th{vertical-align:top;}td.center,th.center{vertical-align:middle;}td.bottom,th.bottom{vertical-align:bottom;} </style>	The relevant styles are in bold in the source code on the left.
Align Top	No output due to default value.
Align Center (vertical)	<td class=”center”>/<th class=”center”>
Align Bottom	<td class=”bottom”>/<th class=”bottom”>

Tags output at the top

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Tags output at the bottom

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