Processing a docx file from Google docs generates two different kinds of validation error:
a) anchor elements are created with an @xml:id whose value is transferred from a docx @id value without checking that it is syntactically correct i.e. is an XML name. Sometimes it isn't.
b) elements <list> and <table> appear as siblings of <p>. This is ok inside <body> but not inside <front> . I am not sure how the convertor knows to produce <front> rather than <body> but if it's smart enough to do that it should get the content right too.
Processing a docx file from Google docs generates two different kinds of validation error: a) anchor elements are created with an
@xml:id
whose value is transferred from a docx@id
value without checking that it is syntactically correct i.e. is an XML name. Sometimes it isn't. b) elements<list>
and<table>
appear as siblings of<p>
. This is ok inside<body>
but not inside<front>
. I am not sure how the convertor knows to produce<front>
rather than<body>
but if it's smart enough to do that it should get the content right too.