The new V10.0 version has a number of new features and enhancements to make it more practical to use.
It now also has a table of contents display suitable for mobile devices.
Split HTML output
HTML can now be output by splitting a Word document into chapters, sections, and other specified outline level units.
By specifying the "-split" option followed by the desired outline level (1 to 3) when executing from the command line, the document will be split at the heading style and paragraph points of the specified outline level in the Word document and output as an HTML file for each outline level.
By splitting pages, even long documents can be made minimized and easy-to-read Web pages because the amount of scrolling per page can be reduced and the file size to be read at one time can be kept to a minimum.
At this time, if there is a table of contents inserted by the Word table of contents function, the table of contents and its link will be output to all HTML files.
The table of contents can also be output as a separate HTML file by specifying an option. In this case, each HTML file split by outline levels will not output the table of contents. The output HTML file of the table of contents can be loaded into each HTML file using JavaScript, or used to create a page for the table of contents.
Page navigation
When outputting split HTML, the "-pagenavi" option can be used to output "Prev/Next" links that allow the user to move through the split HTML pages in order.
Links are output at the top and bottom of the body text. The output link can be in Japanese or English.
Enhanced table of contents conversion
Number of enhancements have been made to the table of contents to make it easier to layout and more convenient to use.
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The entire table of contents section is now output as a <nav class="toc-wrap"> tag in HTML. (<div class="nav-area"> tag in xhtml.)
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To enable the loading of the table of contents in a separate file, enclose the interior of the tag above with a <div id="toc"> tag.
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The class attribute of the heading paragraph of the table of contents now outputs "toc-heading" *1.
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"toc-[n]" *1 ([n] is the value of the table of contents level 1-6) is now output for the class attribute of the paragraph for each item in the table of contents.
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When HTML is output into separate HTML, a table of contents is output to all of the split HTML files. At this time, "active" is output as the class attribute of the paragraph <p> tag of the table of contents item (the highest hierarchical level in the page) that indicates the own HTML file.
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When HTML is output into separate HTML, the table of contents can be output as a separate HMTL file (toc-inc.html) by specifying the option. *2
*1 This value is the default when inserted and unedited by the "Built-In" Word table of contents feature.
*2 Only the inside of the <nav> tag is output as a separate HTML file for loading with JavaScript. Tags such as <html>, <head>, and <body> are not output.
Table of Contents convenient for mobile
Tag output so that a button for showing/hiding the table of contents can be installed when displayed on a mobile phone.
Note: javascript and CSS are required to install and operate the buttons.
Other new optional features
