How to set custom list style/numbering about html-to-docx HOT 8 CLOSED

@hsharma1996 Could you please post the input file you are using along with the html-to-docx configuration as a js file, that would help me understand the issue at hand better.

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@privateOmega There is nothing wrong with it. I have a lot of ordered lists and unordered lists in the html, I want the numbering to be manually supplied
So what you can see in image is, even though i supplied the numbers(1.0,1.1,1.1.1 etc), it is still taking numbering by default 1 2 3.

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@hsharma1996 At present, we don't support this feature, but if somebody could raise a PR for that, I would happily merge it.

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@privateOmega maybe some guidance and I could do that myself with some research ?

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@hsharma1996 Sure, have at it. Basic Guideline: Fork the repo and create a branch off of develop, namely like feature/custom-numbering. I think we should be getting the format as an option and then the numbering fragments should be constructed appropriately. checkout docx-document.js, there is a method called generateNumberingXML, which does this with default values. I guess that would serve as a starter.

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Related to this - my intended use case is to have nested lists have different list style types.

For example,

1. foo
2. bar
	a. baz
	b. foo
		i. bar
		ii. baz

This is relatively easy to express with style tags, so I'm thinking it would be sufficient for me if this library supported the list-style-type rule.

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@osdiab Yes it does,

html input:

<ol style="list-style-type:decimal;">
            <li>foo</li>
            <li>bar
                <ol style="list-style-type:lower-alpha;">
                    <li>baz</li>
                    <li>foo
                        <ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
                            <li>bar</li>
                            <li>baz</li>
                        </ol>
                    </li>
                </ol>
            </li>
        </ol>

Output looks like this:

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Closing this issue thread since the feature is supported now.

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