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1 Introduction

2 Using the export filters

2.1 Installing of the filters

2.2 Using the filters

2.3 Using Writer2LaTeX and Writer2BibTeX

2.4 Using Writer2xhtml

2.5 Using Calc2xhtml

2.6 Custom configuration

2.7 Configuration packages

3 Using the command line utility

4 Configuration

5 Special features for the EPUB export

6 The LaTeX package ooomath.sty

7 Using Writer2LaTeX from another application

8 Troubleshooting

2 Using the export filters

2.4 Using Writer2xhtml

To export a Writer document to XHTML, choose one of the following formats in the export dialog:

• XHTML 1.0 strict will create an XHTML file which is compatible with the older HTML 4 standard. You can thus expect that the result will be viewable with any browser, but note that mathematical formulas are not supported.

• XHTML 1.1 will create an XHTML file using the XHTML 1.1 standard, but without support for mathematical formulas.

• XHTML 1.1 + MathML 2.0 will create an XHTML file which follows the standard for combining XHTML with mathematical formulas, using MathML for the formulas. Unfortunately, not all browsers support this.

• HTML5 will create a HTML5 file using MathML for mathematical formulas and SVG for vector graphics. This format should be preferred for contemporary browsers.

• EPUB will create an electronic e-book suitable for viewing on variety of devices.

In all cases, Writer2xhtml uses CSS to format the document, either by converting the original formatting to CSS or by using a CSS style sheet selected by the user.

Note that the default file extension and the recommended MIME types varies with the output format:

After you have typed in a file name, an options dialog will open. To get help, select an item and press F1 or press the help button. Alternatively you can enable extended tips with Shift-F1.

Click Export to initiate the export or Cancel to close the dialog without exporting the document.