What I would like to achieve is that I define a word template with styling the corresponding Header 1, Header 2 etc. via the regular Word styling options.
Then I want to inject dynamical content in the template. But it is not just a regular text replacement. Instead, what I would want to achieve is to have a text inside some entity that is formatted either as HTML or as Markdown.
I use the ${html} format for the value. It correctly spits out the rendered HTML in the resulting word document. But what I would like to have is that when I inject a HTML H1 tag, then it should be translated into the corresponding header of Word, so that it inherits its formatting.
This way I would be able to inject highly dynamic content into the word document.
Is this possible to do in Yarg out-of-the-box?
Attached you find an example of the template file as well as the resulting word document:
I cannot simply format the replacement string ${VisitDocumentation1.diagnose} - because then it would format everything within this string exactly like that, right?
Here is an example of where it is directly done via docx4j:
Ok, looking a little bit more to it I realized that it seems that Yarg already tries to do basically this replacement. If I understand correctly, yarg already uses the part for docx4j that is capable of doing exactly this:
Is that correct?
In fact the logs print out that it tries to convert it, but there is a message:
09:18:16.029 WARN o.d.c.in.xhtml.ImportXHTMLProperties - Couldn't find/read docx4j-ImportXHTML.properties; docx4j-ImportXHTML.properties not found via classloader.
09:18:16.085 WARN org.docx4j.model.properties.Property - Falling back to solid
09:18:16.085 WARN o.d.convert.out.html.HtmlCssHelper - ! null rPr for character style Absatz-Standardschriftart
