paste-from-office/filters/replacemsfootnotes

Replaces MS Word specific footnotes references and definitions with proper elements.

Things to know about MS Word footnotes:

• Footnote references in Word are marked with mso-footnote-id style.
• Word does not support nested footnotes, so references within definitions are ignored.
• Word appends extra spaces after footnote references within definitions, which are trimmed.
• Footnote definitions list is marked with mso-element: footnote-list style it contain mso-element: footnote elements.
• Footnote definition might contain tables, lists and other elements, not only text. They are placed directly within li element, without any wrapper (in opposition to text content of the definition, which is placed within MsoFootnoteText element).

Example pseudo document showing MS Word footnote structure:

<p>Text with footnote<a style='mso-footnote-id:ftn1'>[1]</a> reference.</p>

<div style='mso-element:footnote-list'>
	<div style='mso-element:footnote' id=ftn1>
		<p class=MsoFootnoteText><a style='mso-footnote-id:ftn1'>[1]</a> Footnote content</p>
		<table class="MsoTableGrid">...</table>
	</div>
</div>

Will be transformed into:

<p>Text with footnote<sup class="footnote"><a id="ref-footnote-ftn1" href="#footnote-ftn1">1</a></sup> reference.</p>

<ol class="footnotes">
	<li class="footnote-definition" id="footnote-ftn1">
		<a href="#ref-footnote-ftn1" class="footnote-backlink">^</a>
		<div class="footnote-content">
			<p>Footnote content</p>
			<table>...</table>
		</div>
	</li>
</ol>

Parameters

documentFragment : ViewDocumentFragment

data.content obtained from clipboard.

writer : ViewUpcastWriter

The view writer instance.

Returns

void