Re: Documentation for ODT output

[MarLinn <monkleyon-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>]

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I am the author of the ODT reader, so I might be able to help.

The short answer to your examples is this: there is no simple markup.

OpenDocument files split structure and styling into two parts. Either 
into two separate parts in one stand-alone XML or into two separate XML 
files in the ODT zip. "Centring something" is part of the styling in 
this model.

So if you want to centre something in a filter, here's roughly what you 
need to do:

  * Create your own template based on the default template
  * In that template, create a custom style that looks the way you want,
    including centring.
  * In the filter, create your elements and simply apply your custom
    style to them.

This gets more fun with images because images are floating elements, 
possibly in a frame. One of the simpler ways to style them is with the 
same approach via "frame styles". That doesn't sound surprising, 
considering the names, but frame styles are not the best-known feature 
of ODT.

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