Created attachment 59379 [details] test document 1. Open the attached document (Untitled 1.odt) on Linux. 2. Save as html or export to pdf. 3. The gif image is saved as only a transparent background. Pdf file is empty. This happens only on linux: tested on Ubuntu and Fedora. Also I tested with Fedora libreoffice 3.5.1, 3.4.5 (32bit) and Ubuntu 3.4.5 (64bit).
Thanks for bugreport reproduced on Fedora 64 bit (Windows not tested) in 3.3.4 and 3.5.4: export to PDF and saving as html works wrong in 3.6.beta1: export to PDF has wrong image size, it is cropped, but html works correctly. In all cases used File->Save as for producing HTML
Created attachment 66338 [details] test document new doc with new problems in version 3.6.1
tested with 3.6.1.2 on fedora and I got the same result. But now there are new problems also: - text is centered in html (not in the original document) - text color is orange (black in original document) I have attached a new document with some text. The documents (both Untitled 1.odt and Untitled 2.odt) where generated by LibreOfiice from a doc made in word.
reproduced with second attachment using File->Save as and selecting html in 3.3.4, 3.5.5, 3.6.1 on Fedora 64 bit when use File->Export and select html, then text looking correctly, but Firefox and Konqueror can not open picture
Created attachment 66391 [details] generatedd html attached output generated by the command: /opt/libreoffice3.6/program/soffice --convert-to "html:HTML (StarWriter)" --outdir ./ Untitled\ 2.odt
I was mistaken, the generated image is now visible, but I forgot about another, older bug: in the html file all images paths are prepanded with "../", which will make them inaccessible. But the problem with the font color/alignment is a new one: html have this css definition: P { margin-bottom: 0in; direction: ltr; color: #ff9900; line-height: 119%; text-align: center; widows: 2; orphans: 2 } color=ff9900, text-align=center I will open another bug for this I think this one can be closed
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