Smallcaps: Given a Template:Smallcaps, rendering text in small capital letters, we use MS Word to replace as follows: If you have equivalent instructions for MS Office, please help providing them here. The special find and replace symbols like ^p ^l ^& are specific to Microsoft Word and will not work in Open Office. Replace ^p formatted as italic, bold, smallcaps with default paragraph style, not bold italic smallcaps. Generally important steps: Search for use of ^l (the new line character), consider replacing with ^p (the paragraph). Pandoc -from html -to mediawiki myfile.html > myfile.wiki You can also export your file to HTML and use the command line tool pandoc ( ) to convert it to mediawiki: Therefore as a first step (before using OpenOffice), some conversions are done manually in MS Word. Unfortunately the converter does not convert smallcaps or colored text or colored background. It uses tags too often, so I prefer to remove ALL - rather adding the few truly needed manually. The automatic converter is very useful for tables and much formatting. I agree that many nowiki tags appear, I don't know why. You can download it at Formavia (I have the adress in French). This has advantages (fast) and disadvantages (usually the export needs some post-processing).Įxperience with a current OpenOffice version or links to solutions how to install the export there again are welcome! I use regularly the extension wikipublisher.oxt of OpenOffice. However, it may be that no longer a text file is exported, but directly written to an online wiki. In OO 3.1.1, the export is in the file menu under Export, select at the bottom of the dialog box "Mediawiki" instead of the default PDF.Īccording to and the wiki export may now be part of the system. The main automatic converter we used was OpenOffice 3.1.1 (which is not the current version, in the current version the mediawiki export has been officially moved to an extension, but I did not find that extension).
A separator may allow to later convert the document into an xml-import file, that can import 100s of pages in a single operation. If many pages exist, try to combine them with a unique separator. Use them at your own risk, but contributions are most welcome of course!Ĭonversion is usually most effective on a single, large document. These notes are publicly visible, but nevertheless mostly created for internal use.
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