CSS functionality missing? about html-to-docx HOT 5 CLOSED

@rickifunk Yes thats by design. You could use a package like juice to achieve style inlining from a stylesheet before passing it to html-to-docx.

It's as simple as

const styledContentHTMLString = juice.inlineContent(
    contentHTMLString,
    fs.readFileSync(styleFilePath, 'utf-8'),
);

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That is pretty sick tbh. Works like a charm!

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@privateOmega this works, but some styles are ignored like line-height. Is there a workaround to set line-height?

Also is there a possibility to set styles like in this example: https://docx.js.org/#/usage/styling-with-xml

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@milos5593 If you want to apply some styles to your document, what's the easiest would be to use a package like juice to inline the styles and the ones that are supported by html-to-docx will be applied and others will be ignored, unfortunately.

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Hi, is there any way to mimic line height or margin-top or padding-top? that can add a possible space in between line?

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