On 03/24/2017 05:27 PM, Alain Pierrot wrote:
<preserveSpace elements="office:document office:body office:text"/>
but ,for example, element office:text may not contain text, just child
elements. (OTOH p:text may contain text.) However this <preserveSpace>
could not be the cause of the issue you have reported.
Ah! I’d thought that preserveSpace would be inherited by all the
descendant nodes…
Yes, you are right, and this poses problems in elements only containing
child elements like office:text.
This implies that indentation white space may be kept untouched in these
elements.
Therefore even if what you saying is correct, it's not a good idea to
use <preserveSpace> on elements office:text.
(I found this by simply opening one of your document templates.)
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