support for <small> underline style, <sup> <sub> about htmltoword HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi. Yes that's true. I will add support for these in the next few days (or feel free to send me a pull request). In the meantime a workaround for you might be to replace the tags with a span using js before you send the markup off to the gem.

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thanks!
I tried where ^{is used in HTML usual, but it doesnt seem to make change. Moreover, i have a line that is : text txt, other-texttxt
and in openoffice it renders a linebreak after each ',' sign. any idea why?}

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funny :-)
i pasted [span style='position:relative;bottom:0.5em;font-size:0.8em;] tag and it works fine in the github comment.

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There are some peculiarities due to MS Word failing if the resulting wordml contains nested block elements (defined by me as w:p's).

If the html you sent me above is wrapped in a p or a div then it should work fine. If you cant get it to work then you could post a question on stack overflow with slightly more info (larger html sample) and link to it here. Then other people with the same problem will be able to find the solution more easily.

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Hi morphil I have taken a look at the xslt and done a quick test and it seems that both small and sub should indeed be included in the output. They are covered by the fallback template match="*" so if you have text inside them they will get processed by the rules according to the text() template.

It would be nice if sub/small actually emulated their default browser behaviour rather that just output the text in standard formatting. However I think I will leave that on the nice-to-have list until I have implemented a more solid test suite and can be sure that the new changes don't break existing functionality.

Hope you have managed to solve your problem. I am going to close this ticket, but if you are still stuck feel free to open a stack overflow question and link to it here then I'll see if I can help you out.

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