uploading html doc from MS Word to blog

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  • Richard Silverstein

    uploading html doc from MS Word to blog

    I'm having trouble figuring out how I can upload an essay I wrote in
    MS Word to my blog. Unfortunately, my Typepad blog strips out html
    formatting code if I cut & paste the text directly into the blog post
    field.

    I've saved the Word doc as a web page and uploaded it my blog site.
    But now I can't figure out how to get the formatted text that's in the
    file to display in the blog Post box. Again, I've tried copying &
    pasting, but this strips out the formatting. Anyone have other ideas?

    thanks, Richard
  • Philipp Lenssen

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    Re: uploading html doc from MS Word to blog

    Richard Silverstein wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > I'm having trouble figuring out how I can upload an essay I wrote in
    > MS Word to my blog. Unfortunately, my Typepad blog strips out html
    > formatting code if I cut & paste the text directly into the blog post
    > field.
    >
    > I've saved the Word doc as a web page and uploaded it my blog site.
    > But now I can't figure out how to get the formatted text that's in the
    > file to display in the blog Post box. Again, I've tried copying &
    > pasting, but this strips out the formatting. Anyone have other ideas?
    >[/color]

    If it strips out the code as soon as you save (as opposed to when you
    paste it into a text area), then you should probably try to find an
    option to not strip tags in Typepad.

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    • Matthias Gutfeldt

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      Re: uploading html doc from MS Word to blog

      Richard Silverstein wrote:[color=blue]
      > I'm having trouble figuring out how I can upload an essay I wrote in
      > MS Word to my blog. Unfortunately, my Typepad blog strips out html
      > formatting code if I cut & paste the text directly into the blog post
      > field.[/color]

      Read the user manual for your blog software, or contact the vendor.


      Matthias

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