** -> ''>'', including nested quotes * **
** -> new line ''%%\\%%'' * **** -> ''%%''%%'' * **** -> '''' * **,
- , and
- ** -> Simulate output as simple unnumbered lists with ''
- '' as bold. * **
** ... **
** -> ''%%======%%'' to ''%%==%%'' * **** -> ''%%//%%'' * **
** -> images * **
- ** -> list items, including nested lists * **
** -> numbered lists * **
** -> new paragraph * **
** -> '''' * **** -> ''%%**%%'' * **** -> ''%%//%%'' * **** -> ''%%**%%'' * **** -> '''' * **** -> '''' * **** -> tables * **** -> recognized, but not output * **
** -> table cell, with ''align'' and ''colspan'' support * ** ** -> recognized, but not output * **** -> table header cell, with ''align'' and ''colspan'' support * **** -> recognized, but not output * ** ** -> table row, with ''align'' support * **** -> to ''%%''%%'' * **** -> to ''__'' ** Special Features ** * Internal links are converted to DokuWiki's '':'' style, external ones are left unchanged. ''mailto:'' is removed from e-mail links. * Support for alignment in table cells and rows. * Image properties are converted, including alignment, width, and height. * Formatting is only applied where accepted by DokuWiki, but not to ''%%=== ... ===%%'' and ''%% ...%%'', for example. * Full Unicode support, with optional UTF-8 input or output encoding. * Option to hide links from DokuWiki syntax. **Author, Contact, and Development** Html2DokuWiki is developed by Ralf Junker. You can contact the author via the [[http://www.freelists.org/list/yunqa|Yunqa mailing list]]. Feel free to report praise, bugs, or suggestions about Html2DokuWiki. The converter might also be available as a software library (*.DLL, *.DCU, or Delphi source code). Please get in touch if interested. **Version History** // 2007-08-27 // * Add inline formatting to table cells. * New UTF-8 input encoding. * Fix paragraph problems with alternating inline-tags and block-tags. * Do not escape ''%%//%%'' to ''%%//%% '' if part of an external URI. * Escape ''%% '' to ''%%%% %% %%%%''. * Empty heading elements separate paragraphs. // 2007-10-22 // * New: Support for '' '', ''
- '', and ''
- ''. Simulate output as simple unnumbered lists with ''
- '' as bold. * Improve: Empty paragraph inserts line break. * Improve: Recognize DokuWiki internal escapes ''
%% '', ''%%%%'', and ''%% %%'' and escape them properly. * Improve: Escape table markup (''|'' and ''^'') when inside a table. * Improve: Escape double parenthesis ''(('', which starts a DokuWiki footnote. * Improve: Suppress DokuWiki escapes and typography in '''' blocks. * Fix: Newline output for HTML like ''%%onetwo
three%%''. * Fix: '''' table problem where a new row did not output a linebreak. ===== Workflow Microsoft Word 2 DokuWiki using html2wiki-GUI ===== I was looking for a way to convert about 150 DOC-files (Microsoft Word2000 or 2003) in our new wiki without too much hassle. The macros available didn't work for me. **Specifications** * usable for multiple files * converting tables * converting images **suggested workflow** (works best IMO) - open word-document in OpenOffice - save as HTML (the pictures will be stored in the same folder as the HTML) - open html2dokuwiki plugin[[http://www.yunqa.de/delphi/downloads/Html2DokuWiki.zip|Click here to download Html2DokuWiki]] - paste and copy HTML-code in the GUI - save as txt-file (or create new page for integrity) - copy txt-file in the DATA/PAGES/NAMESPACE-folder and Pictures in the DATA/MEDIA/NAMESPACE-folder Is there a faster way (2009/07/18 by bobeck) -> This is still the fastest and most reliable way (2014/09/24 by josh) ===== Create HTML in Microsoft Word 2007+ for DokuWiki ===== * Open/Compose Word document * Click Save As * Choose **Web Page Filtered** for the Save As Type * Open the HTML page in a text editor * Copy all HTML code * Paste into appropriate place on the wiki page * if needed change the html tag from '''' to simple ''... '' -> (2015/05/15 by qtrolazyg) > :!: This will only work if the [[config:htmlok]] config setting was enabled. But that opens up a huge **security risk**. So, please **use this approach only in closed wikis**! Apart from that, the HTML that Word creates is awful... --- [[user>ach|Anika Henke]] //2015-03-15 18:42//