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Re: [xsl] where to look for xsl folk..

2016-06-20 22:42:13
thanks, I know the PKP project and mentioned it in an earlier post. I'm
not looking to adapt that approach.

Rather I am looking to convert docx to HTML with xsl. No magic involved.
Good enough HTML is good enough. I was looking for someone to help me
build this as well structured stylesheets that can be extended later.

adam


On 06/20/2016 07:36 AM, Christopher R. Maden crism(_at_)maden(_dot_)org wrote:
On 06/19/2016 04:17 PM, adam adam@coko.foundation wrote:
We are working with docx files that need to be translated into HTML. The
docx files are chapters of scholarly content that constitute a book. We
need to translate the docx into a tidy HTML version with direct
translation of semantic elements but with the elimination of styles.

There are a few tools to do this kind of thing.  The Public Knowledge
Project is working on integrating them into a pipeline; it’s not ready
for prime time *quite* yet, but it’s getting there, and the individual
components may be useful to you on their own.  Check out <URL:
https://github.com/pkp/xmlps > for source and more info.

This is getting non-XSL; sorry to go off-topic.

~Chris

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