Dear BastienI investigated this matter and I ended up writing a special filter in LUA to read docx and convert styles to Latex. The reason is complex, but numbering paragraphs and refering to them is not replicated well in Latex. I am trying to use cross-references as bookmarks from Word as the \label \ref pair in Latex. I think I managed to do this through a filter
So here is what I accomplished:
- keep the numbering of all styles as they are converted by Pandoc by the -f styles option, except a list of special styles that are filtered differently
-special styles content is converted but not numbered.
- numbered lists are converted and adapted to enumerate packages in Latex. This is needed when a list element is refered to as a bookmark
I can post the Lua filter here if that is what people usually do.
Thanks for your input.
Best,
Ioan
On Thursday, October 26, 2023 at 11:49:05 AM UTC-5 Bastien DUMONT wrote:
> So is the -f docx+styles working with the docx reader, too? If so, how?
-f docx+styles means “use the docx reader and enable the ‘styles’ extension”, so yes! As is written in the manual, it renders the styles as divs and spans with a “custom-style” attribute. You will have to use a filter to convert some of these divs and spans to whatever code you want in your LaTeX file.
Or are you talking about customized lists, not custom styles?
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