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Created Aug 31, 2017 by Alex Theg@athegOwner

Self-closing <a> tags cause problem in Editoria's editor (Wax)

Now that the XSweet INK step has been updated, I tested the import into Editoria and the Wax (Substance) editor. The INK step includes the link handling sheets, and some of the links are problematic when they're piped into the editor.

Normal links from Word to external urls come through fine when they're wrapped between an opening <a> tag and a closing </a> tags.

But, self-closing <a> tags from internal bookmark links and references seem to behave like opening <a> tags that don't close. For example, one book chapter starts with an <a id="_GoBack"/> tag:

  <h2><a id="_GoBack"/>CHAPTER 2</h2>
  <h3>Facts, Figures and the Politics of Measurement: </h3>

There aren't any more <a>s in the document, so Wax things the entire chapter is a hyperlink. So all the text is one clickable blue link. The solution I believe is to add a closing </a> to these.

Edited Aug 31, 2017 by Alex Theg
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