not really a hint, but have you tried doing the conversion in the
opposite direction? How does the DOCX look like when you use the
expected result as input?
I would like to create some DOCX document which will then
translate to Markdown containing an image with its caption (in
the square bracket), i.e. the result after the pandoc
transformation DOCX -> MD should look something like this
{ #image1 }
I tried to add the caption "Abb. 1: title" in Word on a
newline after the image and choosed the style "Image Caption",
but that did not work. Also if I use the Word functionality to
add a caption to the image, that was again only parsed as an
additional line of text. The only thing which works is to format
the image in Word and add some alternative (hidden) text.
Is there a more visible way to achieve the above markdown
line from a word document? How should I use the styles "Image
Caption" or "Captioned Image" in Word correctly such that pandoc
will do something with them? Is it normal that I don't see these
styles in the native ATX output?
I am using a German version of Word on a windows machine with
pandoc version 2.10.1.
Thank you very much for any hint!
Philipp
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