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--- tips:htmltowiki [2015-03-05 20:08] – 67.136.40.162
+++ tips:htmltowiki [2017-09-27 22:25] (current) – Aleksandr
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     * [[http://tools.wmflabs.org/magnustools/html2wiki.php|HTML2Wiki Converter]] - Convert HTML text to wiki markup (This is a slightly altered mirror of a script by Borislav Manolov)
-  * A Converter Tool (HTML>DokuWiki, UTF8, Tablespacing) [[http://runtimebasic.net/Projekt:WikiTool|WikiTool]]
+  * A Converter Tool (HTML -> DokuWiki, UTF8, Tablespacing) [[http://runtimebasic.net/Projekt:WikiTool|WikiTool]] (in German)
-  * **Pandoc:** Webinterface: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/try/ (Pandoc includes a Haskell library and a standalone command-line program.)
+  * **Pandoc:**
+    * Webinterface: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/try/ (Pandoc includes a Haskell library and a standalone command-line program.)
+    * Starting in [[http://pandoc.org/releases.html#pandoc-1.13-15-august-2014|version 1.13]], pandoc suports DokuWiki output. Example: <code>pandoc -s -r html https://www.dokuwiki.org/tips:htmltowiki -t dokuwiki > tips.txt</code>
 ===== Html2DokuWiki Converter GUI for Win32 =====
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   * **<DEL>** -> ''<del>''
   * **<DL>, <DT>, and <DD>** -> Simulate output as simple unnumbered lists with ''<DT>'' as bold.
-  * **<H1>** ... **<H5>** -> ''======'' to ''==''
+  * **<H1>** ... **<H5>** -> ''%%======%%'' to ''%%==%%''
   * **<I>** -> ''%%//%%''
   * **<IMG>** -> images
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   * Support for alignment in table cells and rows.
   * Image properties are converted, including alignment, width, and height.
-  * Formatting is only applied where accepted by DokuWiki, but not to ''=== ... ==='' and ''<code> ... </code>'', for example.
+  * Formatting is only applied where accepted by DokuWiki, but not to ''%%=== ... ===%%'' and ''%%<code> ... </code>%%'', for example.
   * Full Unicode support, with optional UTF-8 input or output encoding.
   * Option to hide links from DokuWiki syntax.
-** Author, Contact, and Development **
+**Author, Contact, and Development**
 Html2DokuWiki is developed by Ralf Junker. You can contact the author via the [[http://www.freelists.org/list/yunqa|Yunqa mailing list]]. Feel free to report praise, bugs, or suggestions about Html2DokuWiki.
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 The converter might also be available as a software library (*.DLL, *.DCU, or Delphi source code). Please get in touch if interested.
-** Version History **
+**Version History**
 // 2007-08-27 //
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 ===== Workflow Microsoft Word 2 DokuWiki using html2wiki-GUI =====
 I was looking for a way to convert about 150 DOC-files (Microsoft Word2000 or 2003) in our new wiki without too much hassle.
 The macros available didn't work for me.
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 ===== Create HTML in Microsoft Word 2007+ for DokuWiki =====
-  * Open Word document
+  * Open/Compose Word document
   * Click Save As
-  * Choose Web Page Filtered for the Save As Type
+  * Choose **Web Page Filtered** for the Save As Type
-  *
   * Open the HTML page in a text editor
   * Copy all HTML code
   * Paste into appropriate place on the wiki page
+  * if needed change the html tag from ''<html xmlns:n...>'' to simple ''<html>... </html>''
 -> (2015/05/15 by qtrolazyg)
+> :!: This will only work if the [[config:htmlok]] config setting was enabled. But that opens up a huge **security risk**. So, please **use this approach only in closed wikis**! Apart from that, the HTML that Word creates is awful... --- [[user>ach|Anika Henke]] //2015-03-15 18:42//