# 1.2.0 * Use alt text title as alt text for images when the alt text description is blank or missing. # 1.1.1 * Handle comments without author initials. * Change numbering of comments to be global rather than per-user to match the behaviour of Word. # 1.1.0 * Add support for comments. # 1.0.4 * Add support for w:sdt elements. This allows the bodies of content controls, such as bibliographies, to be converted. # 1.0.3 * Add support for table cells spanning multiple rows. # 1.0.2 * Add support for table cells spanning multiple columns. # 1.0.1 * Improve script installation on Windows by using entry_points instead of scripts in setup.py. # 1.0.0 * Remove deprecated convert_underline argument. * Officially support ID prefixes. * Generated IDs no longer insert a hyphen after the ID prefix. * The default ID prefix is now the empty string rather than a random number followed by a hyphen. * Rename mammoth.images.inline to mammoth.images.img_element to better reflect its behaviour. # 0.3.31 * Improve collapsing of similar non-fresh HTML elements. # 0.3.30 * Allow bold and italic style mappings to be configured. # 0.3.29 * Handle references to missing styles when reading documents. # 0.3.28 * Improve support for lists made in LibreOffice. Specifically, this changes the default style mapping for paragraphs with a style of "Normal" to have the lowest precedence. # 0.3.27 * Handle XML where the child nodes of an element contains text nodes. # 0.3.26 * Always use mc:Fallback when reading mc:AlternateContent elements. # 0.3.25 * Remove duplicate messages from results. * Read v:imagedata with r:id attribute. * Read children of v:roundrect. * Ignore office-word:wrap, v:shadow and v:shapetype. # 0.3.24 * Continue with warning if external images cannot be found. * Add support for embedded style maps. # 0.3.23 * Fix Python 3 support. # 0.3.22 * Generate warnings for not-understood style mappings and continue, rather than stopping with an error. * Support file objects without a name attribute again (broken since 0.3.20). # 0.3.21 * Ignore w:numPr elements without w:numId or w:ilvl children. # 0.3.20 * Add support for linked images. # 0.3.19 * Fix: cannot extract raw text from elements without children # 0.3.18 * Support links and images in footnotes and endnotes. # 0.3.17 * Add support for underlines in style map. * Add support for strikethrough. # 0.3.16 * Add basic support for text boxes. The contents of the text box are treated as a separate paragraph that appears after the paragraph containing the text box. # 0.3.15 * Support styles defined without a name # 0.3.14 * Add ignore_empty_paragraphs option, which defaults to True. # 0.3.13 * Always use forward slashes in ZIP paths. This should fix image handling on Windows. # 0.3.12 * Make style names case-insensitive in style mappings. This should make style mappings easier to write, especially since Microsoft Word sometimes represents style names in the UI differently from in the style definition. For instance, the style displayed in Word as "Heading 1" has a style name of "heading 1". This hopefully shouldn't cause an issue for anyone, but if you were relying on case-sensitivity, please do get in touch. # 0.3.11 * Add support for hyperlinks to bookmarks in the same document. # 0.3.10 * Add basic support for Markdown. Not all features are currently supported. # 0.3.9 * Add default style mappings for builtin footnote and endnote styles in Microsoft Word and LibreOffice. * Allow style mappings with a zero-element HTML path. * Emit warnings when image types are unlikely to be supported by web browsers. # 0.3.8 * Add support for endnotes. # 0.3.7 * Add support for superscript and subscript text. # 0.3.6 * Add support for footnotes. # 0.3.5 * Add support for line breaks. # 0.3.4 * Add optional underline conversion. # 0.3.3 * Add `mammoth.images.inline`, and document custom image conversion. # 0.3.2 * Add the function `mammoth.extract_raw_text`. # 0.3.1 * Add support for tables # 0.3.0 * Rename --styles CLI argument to --style-map. * Rename styles argument in convert_to_html to style_map. * Allow paragraphs and runs to be matched by style name. For instance, to match a paragraph with the style name `Heading 1`: p[style-name='Heading 1']