When a style doesn't have explicitly defined font, the font from the default character properties (\defchp) is used when present. Instead, the font used for the style should be the default font for the document, defined with \deffN tag. The same issue occur when the doesn't contain \defchp at all. In this case, the font for the style is not imported, but instead the defined with \deffN tag should be used. The construction is not common, and MS Word for example doesn't produce such documents.
This feature includes: table of figure, table of tables etc. TOC field contains PageRef fields inside it. To update it, we will need pagination (layout) support and PageRef fields implementation. Also TOC update can be influenced by TC fields presence in the document. Implement export to PDF.
Extend the support for em units. Em is calculated relatively to the font-size style property.
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The attached sample project below demonstrates a possible workaround for PAGE and NUMPAGES fields when exporting to PDF. The demo shows how to generate document from scratch containing PAGE and NUMPAGES fields and export it to PDF.
The API should allow you to perform a text-based search and return the parent element(s) of the result(s) or directly the found element(s).
When the document is encoded in two-byte encoding using Little-Endian, the CsQuery HTML parser provides the entire document as FirstChild of the <body> tag, which leads to incorrect import. This seems to be occurring with MS Outlook messages saved as HTML. Workaround: convert the file to Big-Endian encoding before importing.
Make it possible to link files (read: excel table) into word documents, so the editing experience in e.g. word allows to navigate to the linked file. Ms Word and OOXML allow insertion of files in a docx document. This results in OLEOobject referring to the embedded file.