> Does anyone know xhtml2odt? (http://xhtml2odt.org/)

> This program converts html file to odt. There is a python script
> (xhtml2odt.py), and I am trying it. It does a pretty good job on html
> files generated by asciidoc. A good point for me: the last version
> (1.2) can convert complex tables with row and col spanning (it fails
> for some of the examples of newtables.txt, but it is promising). I
> found the resulting file better with xhtml2odt than with docbook2odf.

> There is currently a problem with image-blocks: images were not
> visible in the odt file. Aur lien Bompard looked at this, and told
> this was because images were not included into a paragraph in the
> xhtml file. For some internal reasons, it could not be handled in
> xhtml2odt. I was wondering if this could be done in asciidoc, but only
> Stuart could tell if this will break something.

> I have modified xhtml11.conf:

> [image-blockmacro]
> <div class="imageblock{style? {style}}{role? {role}}"{id? id="{id}"}
> {align? style="text-align:{align};"}{float? style="float:{float};"}>
> <div class="content">
> <a class="image" href="{link}">
> <p>{data-uri%}<img src="{imagesdir=}{imagesdir?/}{target}"
> alt="{alt={target}}"{width? width="{width}"}{height?
> height="{height}"} /></p>
> <p>{data-uri#}<img alt="{alt={target}}"{width? width="{width}"}
> {height? height="{height}"} src="data:image/
> {eval:os.path.splitext('{target}')[1][1:]};base64,
> {data-uri#}{sys:python -uc "import base64,sys;
> base64.encode(sys.stdin,sys.stdout)"<
> "{eval:os.path.join("{indir={outdir}}","{imagesdir=}","{target}")}"}" /
>> </p>
> {link#}</a>
> </div>
> <div class="title">{caption={figure-caption} {counter:figure-number}. }
> {title}</div>
> </div>

> <img ...>  are now included in<p>...</p>. It seems that there is now
> visible change in the html file generated by asciidoc.

> xhtml2odt is simple, does a good job, and is easy to install. "odt" is
> missing in a2x output formats. What do you think about it?

> Thank you for your attention.

> david

> On 02/09/10 21:01, david wrote:

> > Hello,

> > Does anyone know xhtml2odt? (http://xhtml2odt.org/)

> > This program converts html file to odt. There is a python script
> > (xhtml2odt.py), and I am trying it. It does a pretty good job on html
> > files generated by asciidoc. A good point for me: the last version
> > (1.2) can convert complex tables with row and col spanning (it fails
> > for some of the examples of newtables.txt, but it is promising). I
> > found the resulting file better with xhtml2odt than with docbook2odf.

> > There is currently a problem with image-blocks: images were not
> > visible in the odt file. Aur lien Bompard looked at this, and told
> > this was because images were not included into a paragraph in the
> > xhtml file. For some internal reasons, it could not be handled in
> > xhtml2odt. I was wondering if this could be done in asciidoc, but only
> > Stuart could tell if this will break something.

> Will not cause a problem if confined to it's own conf file (then use asciidoc -f
> option), but the better solution would be to fix xhtml2odt.

> > I have modified xhtml11.conf:

> > [image-blockmacro]
> > <div class="imageblock{style? {style}}{role? {role}}"{id? id="{id}"}
> > {align? style="text-align:{align};"}{float? style="float:{float};"}>
> > <div class="content">
> > <a class="image" href="{link}">
> > <p>{data-uri%}<img src="{imagesdir=}{imagesdir?/}{target}"
> > alt="{alt={target}}"{width? width="{width}"}{height?
> > height="{height}"} /></p>
> > <p>{data-uri#}<img alt="{alt={target}}"{width? width="{width}"}
> > {height? height="{height}"} src="data:image/
> > {eval:os.path.splitext('{target}')[1][1:]};base64,
> > {data-uri#}{sys:python -uc "import base64,sys;
> > base64.encode(sys.stdin,sys.stdout)"<
> > "{eval:os.path.join("{indir={outdir}}","{imagesdir=}","{target}")}"}" /
> >> </p>
> > {link#}</a>
> > </div>
> > <div class="title">{caption={figure-caption} {counter:figure-number}. }
> > {title}</div>
> > </div>

> > <img ...>  are now included in<p>...</p>. It seems that there is now
> > visible change in the html file generated by asciidoc.

> > xhtml2odt is simple, does a good job, and is easy to install. "odt" is
> > missing in a2x output formats. What do you think about it?

> An odt output option for a2x would be nice. Is there an Ubuntu of Debian package
> for xhtml2odt?

> Cheers, Stuart

> > Thank you for your attention.

> > david