- Properly handle the case where the first item is an indented
code block. (Closes #11542.)
- Use correct indentation when `four_space_rule` extension is
disabled.
This avoids an empty block for documents that lack metadata
information. The empty block causes problems if `#set page`
is used, as it will cause a page break.
Closes#11529.
Previously we were getting image size of 0 when a percentage
was specified for width or height on SVG. With this change,
we simply ignore these percentages (becaues ImageSize doesn't
know the size of the containing element).
Closes#11530.
Previously, when a w:p paragraph contained runs with textboxes,
the entire paragraph was replaced by just the textbox content,
discarding all other runs (including image-bearing runs).
Now we walk the paragraph's children in order, grouping
non-textbox content into copies of the original w:p and splicing
unwrapped textbox content in place, preserving the original order.
We also treat text inside a textbox containing an image as a
figure caption. (One often finds captioned images of this
kind in docx files.)
Closes#11510.
Closes#6893.
Closes#11412.
Closes#5394.
Closes#9633.
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...such as /media. This can be produced by the online version
of Word. (Desktop Word uses paths relative to word/.) With this change,
media stored at an absolute path will be stored with its original
name and not given a SHA1-based name.
Closes#11518.
The writer now checks if the element used to represent (non-special)
divs has any `<boxed-text>` specific attributes. If it does, the writer
keeps wrapping the div contents in a `<boxed-text>`, as it did before.
Otherwise, the writer falls back to the more appropriate `<p>` element
or simply unwraps the div if the wrapping element wouldn't have any
attributes. The new behavior gives better semantic results in most
cases, as `<boxed-text>` should be used for text that "is outside the
flow of the narrative text", which doesn't apply to most divs.
"Special" divs, like those used to mark sections, are not affected by
this change.
This change allows users to style images in InDesign bysetting the
`object-style` attribute in a pandoc Image, which is mapped to the
AppliedObjectStyle attribute in the Rectangle element around
an Image element in the resulting ICML.
When a reference document contains embedded fonts (.fntdata files),
the content type was not being registered in [Content_Types].xml,
causing PowerPoint to flag the output as corrupted.
Closes#11492.
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John MacFarlane