docx format and edit it in LibreOffice or GoogleDocs. The exported file must be opened first using Microsoft Word. In general heading elements in HTML are converted back into corresponding heading styles in Word, and so on with other styles. The plugin can also be used to export books, or chapters from books, back into Word.
You must create a new book, or turn on editing in an existing book, to see this menu. Note also that the PHP XSL extension must be enabled on your webserver, and the plugin requires Moodle 2.7 or higher.Īfter installation, the Book administration menu should have a new item added, docx format, and they will import too,īut generally the quality is not as good as those files saved from the native Word editor,Įven if the document uses the same built-in "Heading 1" and "Heading 2" styles well. including macros) are not supported.īoth GoogleDocs and LibreOffice 5.x can also save files in. The file is split into chapters and subchapters based on the built-in heading styles "Heading 1" and "Heading 2" in Word.Įmbedded images are also imported if they are in web-compatible format (GIF, PNG, JPEG).
This plugin supports importing a Microsoft Word docx-formatted file as chapters to a book.
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