Style aliases

Goal

Connecting styles to Word & Excel styles

Example

<styles>
    <style name="Kop">
        <font-family html="arial" pdf="helvetica_neue_lt_std_75_bold" />
        <font-size html="18px" pdf="18pt" />
           ....
        <alias name="Heading 1"/> <!-- alias for word "Heading 1" style -->
    </style>
    <style name="Subkop">
        <font-family html="arial" pdf="helvetica_neue_lt_std_75_bold" />
        <font-size html="12px" pdf="10pt" />
        ....
        <alias name="Heading 2"/>
    </style>
    <style name="Platte_tekst">
         <color html="#000000" cmyk="0,0,0,100" />
        <font-family html="arial" pdf="helvetica_neue_lt_std_55_roman" />
        <font-size html="12px" pdf="10pt" />
        ...
        <alias name="Body"/>        <!-- Body is the style for standard text in word / excel -->
    </style>
</styles>

Implementation

Style names are mapped to style names in Word & Excel. To add to possibility to add more mappings aliases can be added.

The style with the name Body will be used for the standard/body/normal text.

For style mapping to tables use Table prefix. Example

    <style name="Subkop">
        <font-family html="arial" pdf="helvetica_neue_lt_std_75_bold" />
        <font-size html="12px" pdf="10pt" />
        ....
        <alias name="Table.Heading "/>
    </style>

See more here about table mappings.