Html to odt strange (span inside paragraph)

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My plugin generate some code like:

{{{
#!html
<p>
<span style="display : none;">HTML Test</span>
</p>
}}}

As you see style of a span is set to not be displayed. But after export I see "HTML Test" in odt.

Btw, next examples works correct:

{{{
#!html
<span style="display : none;">HTML Test</span>
}}}

div:

{{{
#!html
<div style="display : none;">HTML Test</span>
}}}

div inside paragraph:

{{{
#!html
<p>
<div style="display : none;">HTML Test</span>
</p>
}}}

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Sorry,

Next examples works correct:

{{{
#!html
<span style="display : none;">HTML Test</span>
}}}

div:

{{{
#!html
<div style="display : none;">HTML Test</div>
}}}

div inside paragraph:

{{{
#!html
<p>
<div style="display : none;">HTML Test</div>
</p>
}}}

[Aurélien Bompard]

Yes, I don't attempt to parse CSS (except on very special cases), whether inline or in a "style" tag.

The other examples work OK because they are not valid XHTML, and are therefore ignored, regardless of the value of the "style" attribute.

Parsing CSS in an XSL stylesheet is not something I want to attempt, because it's a completely different syntax.

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Replying to abompard:

Yes, I don't attempt to parse CSS (except on very special cases), whether inline or in a "style" tag. Parsing CSS in an XSL stylesheet is not something I want to attempt, because it's a completely different syntax.

Thanks, I understood what was happening. I think it will be useful that your export plugin ignore elements by special word (marker). For example:

{{{
#!html
<p>
<span odtexportignore>HTML Test</span>
</p>
}}}

In a future it could be useful for including or not part of wiki-page for export

[Aurélien Bompard]

That's an interesting idea, although I'm not sure about the implementation yet. Could you submit it as an enhancement proposal please ?

Thanks.