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Unfortunately, Word doesn't use the unicode character 'SOFT HYPHEN' (U+00AD) but instead creates it's own XML element <w:softHyphen/>. The docx reader should be adjusted to fix this.
If I have a docx document which contains conditional breaks (press
Ctrl + -
in MS Word 2013), those are lost when converting to markdown or to HTML.pandoc -f docx -t html -o out.html input.docx
I expected that the output contains
­
entities. Instead, nothing at all was added for the conditional breaks, they are just beeing ignored.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: