Conversion to HTML

A work in progress

Although OpenOffice/LibreOffice offers saving of .odt file as HTML, the WebPublish is also equipped with HTML conversion since it still can generate a slightly better output. The difference can be found comparing two output files printed as PDF, first generated by WebPublish and another saved to HTML directly in OpenOffice Writer.

Settings

The WebPublish HTML profile has parameters shown in Fig. 1. and explained in the following table:

Fig. 1: HTML profile settings

	Profile name	User defined profile name that will be displayed in the list of all available HTML profiles when WebPublish option for HTML conversion is selected.
	Document title style
	HTML code style
	Scaling	Output document scaling factor in percentage of original value. For example, if original font size is 12 pts with scaling set to 75% resulting font size is 9 pts.
	Convert to pixels	Use this option to specify displayed units that can in millimeters (mm) or pixels (px). Conversion to pixels depends of above mentioned Scaling. For example, generated .Caption style without this option has margin attributes specified in mm: .Caption { text-align: center; margin-top: 2.12mm; margin-bottom: 2.12mm; font-size: 10.0pt; font-style: italic; } … and with this option pixels are used for units: .Caption { text-align: center; margin-top: 8.0126px; margin-bottom: 8.0126px; font-size: 10.0pt; font-style: italic; }
	Enable page break	Enable generation of page break.
	Frequency (no. of pages)	Number of pages between to page break instance.
	Insert HTML	Custom HTML code that will be inserted as page break. For example: === PAGE BREAK ===
	HTML images output folder	Destination folder for storing images found in document.