cterveen/bookrtf-7.x

A Drupal 7 module to export books to RTF format

bookrtf-7.x's Issues

MS Word: indentation last item in list

The last item in a list is aligned differently from the first items in Microsoft words. The indicator is at the start of the line instead of halfway.

Ms Word list in tables

When lists are used in a table cell the last item is not aligned properly in Ms Word.

Other lists do and it works properly in Libre Office.

MS Word: Alignment header right page

The right page header is aligned left rather than right.

MS Word: extra white page at pagebreak

MS Word: References don't show page numbers

No page number is shown in MS Word in the contents or Index. It's likely that the script has to calculate the pagenumber itself?

Undifined offset in ToC

PHP Notice: Undefined offset: -1 in /home/rork/Scripts/print2rtf/bookrtf.module on line 239
PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /home/rork/Scripts/print2rtf/bookrtf.module on line 242
PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /home/rork/Scripts/print2rtf/bookrtf.module on line 242

User defined page breaks

Use the css property 'page-break-after' to let the user define page breaks in the css. This might be possible by connecting it to a div somehow. Implement in 9.x

Index and spaces

Using spaces in an Index seems to work fine the first time. However I've got a document that was edited and saved in which the spaces in the Index part were replaced by %2520 rather than %20 (%25 is the URL-encoding for %) as it should be leading to a Dutch equivalent of "Source of the referrer not found".

MS Word: images don't show

MS Word: center alignment doesn't work

Nested lay-out

e.g. <h2><stong>foo</strong>bar</h2> would lead to something like \b\b foo \b0 bar \b0 which leads to foo being bold but bar not although it should be because it is within the h2-tags.

A clean solution would be to detect the nested tags and come with a clean solution. The hard part here is that two different tags are used with the same lay-out effect so it should be something smart that works on lay-out rather than tags or be in post-processing.

A workaround would be to remove the strong tags from within the header tags (they are redundant anyway).

This is not worth the effort at the moment, so go with the workaround.